Shawn Wildermuth's Blog

For the past few months, I’ve been a quiet but busy beaver updating my Pluralsight Courses to .NET 10.

It’s been almost three years exactly since I recorded my “On Losing Our Jobs to AI” video on YouTube.

It’s been a long, long year.

It's been a long year.

In the start of my career, the most valuable tool I had was a text editor.

Are you in Europe like me?

As some of you know, I create YouTube videos called Coding Shorts.

Earlier this week, I travelled to Groningen, NL to participate in DevNetNoord.

Once upon a time, I worked with Chris Sells and the software arm of DevelopMentor (trip down memory lane, huh).

In the past couple of years, I’ve been looking at my career and my impending future.

We’re three weeks into our new lives in The Netherlands.

It’s been a wild couple of months for the Wildermuth family!

Back in 1993, I moved to Amsterdam with a guitar and $70.

I’ve been remiss.

I just finished giving my two talks at TechBash in Pennsylvania.

I recently was inundated with Chrome injecting into many websites a little pop-up to encourage you to sign-in with your Google account.

At one of my clients (he’ll be thrilled he made it in another blog post), I was showing him how to structure a complex Linq query.

In my job as a consultant, I often code review Vue applications.

I recently was working on a project where the client wanted the health checks to be part of the OpenAPI specification.

I’ll make this post pretty quick.

It’s been a while, huh?

In my last blog post, I mentioned that I was pivoting to what I’m doing next.

I went to my blog the other day and noticed my last story here was in February.

I’ve been posting and making videos about ideas I’ve had for discovering Minimal APIs instead of mapping them all in Program.cs for a while.

As you likely know if you’ve read my blog before, I have spent the last decade or so creating courses to be viewed on Pluralsight.