Liam Symonds

For over a decade my wife and I (and most recently our daughter) have been holidaying across the many regions of Scotland.

What do you do when you have appliances housed in an external detached garage that you want notifying of upon their completion, yet they’re too old to be natively capable and you have a fervent dislike of manufacturer shipped IoT?

I’m Liam.

I recently came to the realisation that my home network strategy was not working.

I can’t help but feel that .NET is slowly slipping back into its moated roots but in an open source fashion: documentation seems to prioritise mentioning Azure above all else; new application frameworks seem to be created with the sole purpose of promoting

How many times do you think a developer or development team has looked at some legacy or technical debt-laden software and exclaimed “this bollocks needs a complete rewrite!”?

To those who have been living under an anti-Microsoft-news rock for the last few days, .NET 6 and all of its associated goodies have arrived, bringing with it C# 10, performance improvements and a boatload of new features.

Unit tests are tests that should test an individual section, or unit, within your code.