The 5 Laws of Software Estimates
Estimates are typically a necessary evil in software development.
Blog Posts
MANY articles on a wide array of topics. You’ll find a lot of my newer content is going to my YouTube channel first, but I do still blog occasionally.
BuiltWith Web Analytics
If you’re looking for information on adoption of a given platform, framework, or JavaScript library,BuiltWithhas a nice site with tools and reports for that. You can view pie charts of current distribution: or view …
Troubleshooting Strongly Named Assembly Errors in ASP.NET Core
Last week I tried to work with the latest (beta 8) version of the
Web Security Resources
Last month I attended a workshop put on by none other than Troy Hunt. Try had a ton of great security tips, as well as some online resources.
Contributing to ASP.NET Core Documentation
If you're looking to learn ASP.NET 5, the best place to start today
Using Reverse Package Search in ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET 5 provides a much more granular way of specifying the dependencies your applications has.
DevIntersection 2015 Sessions On Code Quality
This week I'm presenting in Las Vegas at DevIntersection. My
Nulls Break Polymorphism
Sir Charles Hoare has called it his " billion dollar mistake." The .NET exception related to it is one of the most common, most hated, and often most useless exceptions the system provides (since the variable in question …
Get Started With dnx-watch
With the release of ASP.NET 5 / DNX Beta 8, there is now a new command line tool, dnx-watch, that can be used to automatically re-run dnx commands in response to file changes.
Seamless Multi-Computer CPU Sharing
Something I'd love to see in a future version of Windows is a seamless way to use some of the extra computers I always tend to have on my network, whether at home or at the office.