A Programmers Life
This post is going to be somewhat shorter than my usual post. My job tends to have me focusing on the Microsoft stack, and as a result I will spend large amounts of time using SQL Server, and working in…
This post has been overdue (like so many of my posts on my mental backlog) for a few months now, but I'm finally getting around to putting down some thoughts and feelpinions on helping organise a conference. This year, I…
tl;dr - Seq and Serilog are an amazing combination and worth checking out I've recently been dealing with Seq, a structured logging tool used for .NET Applications, and Serilog, a .NET wrapper for logging events to Seq. Having used…
tl;dr - I restart everything I can, all the time, because I don't trust computers, software, hardware, firmware or networking. This is a blog post I've been wanting to write for a long time, probably about a year or…
At some point, everyone who's ever worked on a BizTalk application will encounter the "The published message could not be routed because no subscribers were found" error message. Like most BizTalk error messages, this can be caused by…
Its very easy to forget how bloody large Visual Studio can be, whatever the incarnation. Every now and then, you'll stumble across something that just makes you think "damn, thats pretty cool", and wonder why you didn't know…
Better late than never, right? Its taken a while, but I've finally converted my WordPress to blog to Ghost. Ghost is an open source blogging platform, with a heavy focus on the content being created. Minimalistic (to my eyes, anyway)…
So, after previous post called "Adventures with SQL Server Management Objects", I decided to take a step back and see if I could improve my code. I wasn't happy with the while(true) loop, as if the developer…