.NET Oxford Survey Results
Earlier this month we sent out survey for .NET Oxford to get a little bit of feedback. Are our members happy? Or should we be banned from ever gracing...
Read more.NET Oxford January Meetup: NGINX with Ian Cooper
This month was our first .NET Oxford of 2019, and we were very pleased to welcome back Ian Cooper, who was this time talking about NGINX! For more det...
Read moreUsing NGINX to avoid localhost:<arbitrary port>
You're working on a web project which has a webapp and one or more APIs, perhaps an Identity Server too. Locally, your webapp is http://localhost:5000...
Read moreYear in Review: 2018
As another year draws to an end, it's time for another year in review blog post. And this year I hit the big "four-zero", so it also marks t...
Read moreLINQPad 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...
Read more.NET Oxford December Meetup: Lightning Talks
This month was our last .NET Oxford of 2018, and this time we had another lightning talk event! I always really enjoy these lightning talk events, as ...
Read more.NET Oxford November Meetup: Performance in the Javascript Era
This month at .NET Oxford, we had Benjamin Howarth joining us to talk about Performance in the Javascript Era! Yes, I know - we're a ".NET" ...
Read morePull Requests in the Workplace
I've worked with quite a few companies now - both as a permanent employee and as a contractor/consultant. However, up until now, I haven't worked with...
Read more.NET Oxford Meetup: Jon Skeet: C#8, The Story So Far
This month, we had our biggest meetup yet, as we welcomed Jon Skeet himself to .NET Oxford to tell us about some of the upcoming C#8 features. And as ...
Read more"It doesn't work!" (aka better bug reports)
Have you ever had a bug report that just reads "It doesn't work"? Or more likely it has a bit more information than that, but clearly not en...
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