Todo lists: The right way
To-do lists are something I use very heavily. Without them, I wouldn't be able to do a fraction of what I currently manage to get done. How many times...
Read more.NET Oxford Meetup IX: ELK, Docker, and Kubernetes
On Tuesday, it was our last .NET Oxford of the year! And given that our first ever meetup was in January, this now marks our first whole year! We're u...
Read moreGetting more from the Windows Command Line
One of my recent blog posts - "Git GUIs versus the CLI", discussed why I think that a GUI is far better suited for source control than the C...
Read more.NET Oxford Meetup VIII: Lightning Does Strike Twice!
After the success of our last lightning talk event in July - we decided that it was about time for another one - proving that lightning most certainly...
Read more.NET Oxford Meetup VII: Serverless in Azure
It feels like lately you can't turn around without hearing the term 'serverless'. It seems to have become the latest architectural buzzword. So we wer...
Read moreGit - GUI vs CLI - The Devil's Advocate
I quite often hear experienced Git users say that you should always use the command line for Git, and you should try to avoid using Git GUIs. Whilst I...
Read moreStealing Ridgeway's 'National Coding Week' Developer Questions
Not realising that it was something called National Coding Week this past week - I started seeing Tweets from Ridgeway (a company I used to work with)...
Read moreA piece of Cake!
This is something that's been on my "to blog about" list for quite a while - so I thought it was about time! I've been using the Cake Build ...
Read more.NET Oxford Meetup VI: Reactive Bots!
Reactive Bots? What's that all about? Well the title for this month's .NET Oxford actually refers to two different talks ... 'The fuss about Bots?' wi...
Read more.NET Oxford Meetup V: Rider - Taking ReSharper out of Process!
This week we had our 5th .NET Oxford, and this time we had Matt Ellis from Jetbrains talking about their new cross platform .NET IDE - Rider! Except, ...
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