LINQPad Tips and Tricks - Part 3
This is the 3rd blog post in my LINQPad Tips and Tricks series. The first two posts can be found below. If you haven't read them already, I'd highly r...
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Developer Productivity: My Talk at DDDSW
One of my goals this year was to do a talk at a developer conference. I did a few talks at .NET Oxford last year, and wanted to take my public speakin...
Read moreMy Developer Productivity Talk at .NET Oxford
UPDATE: Since doing this lightning talk, I have also done an extended hour-long version at a couple of the DDD conferences. The full blog post about t...
Read moreVisualising your Workflowy database in Neo4j
I'm a heavy user of Workflowy, which is an amazing tool for taking notes. Due to the very hierarchical nature of Workflowy, I had a random idea that t...
Read more.NET Oxford Meetup IV: Lightning Talks!
On Tuesday it was our fourth .NET Oxford, and this time we had a slightly different format ... In order to give more people the opportunity to get up ...
Read moreELK Stack with .NET and Docker
I was recently investigating issues in some scheduling and dispatching code, which was actually quite difficult to visualize what was happening over t...
Read moreLINQPad Tips and Tricks - Part 2
This is my second LINQPad Tips and Tricks post. If you haven't read my first post, I'd definitely recommended reading that one first, and then coming ...
Read moreLINQPad Tips and Tricks
(Also see LINQPad Tips and Tricks - Part 2, and Part 3) Whilst pretty much all .NET developers have heard of LINQPad - from my experience, a much smal...
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