Sound Code - Mark Heath's Blog

I'm really pleased to announce the release of NAudio version 3, which includes a complete modernization of the entire library, many bug-fixes and performance improvements, and adds several key new features including cross-platform support on Linux and the…

I generally try to avoid copying blobs in Azure and just reference a single copy, but there are some situations where you do need to make a copy.

I've always been fascinated with audio effects, ever since I got my first "effects unit" - a "Realistic Reverb" from Radio Shack/Tandy.

Anyone who's tried using the frontier AI coding assistants such as Claude Code or Open AI Codex will know that they can rapidly accelerate development, generating new code much faster than a typical human developer.

I'm pleased to announce that the first preview builds of NAudio 3 are available on NuGet.

Almost 25 years ago, I created NAudio, an open-source audio library for .NET.

I'm really pleased to announce the publication of my latest Pluralsight course, "Refactoring to SOLID in C# 14".

I've been blogging on this site for almost 20 years now, and the majority of my posts are simple coding tutorials, where I share what I've learned as I explore various new technologies (my journey on this blog has taken me through Silverlight, WPF, IronPy…

Back in 2019, I wrote about securing back-end App Service web apps using VNets and Service Endpoints.

I'm increasingly hearing the sentiment that now AI models can write code for us, we no longer need to concern ourselves with concepts like "clean code", eliminating code smells, following SOLID principles etc.