Blog Posts

How knowledge interplays with confidence and understanding one's own ignorance.

If you need to get rid of the blue connection bar in an RDP session, for instance so you can do a screen share or recording and not make it obvious you're using RDP, here's how to get rid of it.

A step-by-step checklist for publishing NuGet packages, including versioning, packing, pushing to nuget.org, and tagging releases.

Not long ago I saw a tweet from Brian Hogan describing a tool he uses for journaling while at work. I've kept notes in a variety of formats throughout my career but have never really kept a journal per se, so I thought …

Now that 2018’s been over for a few weeks, I’ve had a chance to compile some data from a variety of sources that I thought some people might find interesting, including future me. This post will include …

There are a few basic curves you look for when load testing. They're pretty much standard, but there's not a lot of information out there about them, specifically. In this post I'm going to just describe one such curve, …

My GMail is complaining it's running out of space. I remember the days when GMail would show an ever-increasing counter of how much more space I had in my inbox, but apparently those days are over. I rarely delete …

I have clients who describe me and my team as a “force multiplier” for their development organization. What does this mean, and how can it apply to you? How can you become a force multiplier for your team or …

Value objects are a special kind of object which can be very useful in Domain-Driven Design.

I've been wanting to analyze broken links coming into my site so that I could add 301 redirects if necessary. I figured I could probably use Google Analytics to analyze 404s and broken links on my site. With a bit of …