Congratulations, David, on your new position!

In the past I have enjoyed in person conference events. However, I now work for an employer that doesn't send anyone, anywhere for anything, at least in the last 30+...

I like your analogy. Well done.

I remember Gopher, too. I even set up USENET access and Gopher at the place I was working at the time. And I also remember getting my first version of...

Thank you, Steve, for an excellent editorial post. Burnout is something I'm sure several of us have dealt with.

FYI to everyone. The link Steve gave to measuring your level of...

Is there a different in how you architect an app, depending upon if you choose a IaaS vs. PaaS approach? If we just did a lift-and-shift the VM's into the...

I've been working on another tutorial for writing APIs using ASP.NET Core. That works, but in that case I used SQL Authentication. There's two reasons why I was going with...

Thank you, Brian, great feedback as well! I don't believe I've done a good job of identifying like minded people on an idea.

I like your explanation, Grant. And excellent support for encouraging engagement in local user groups, doing presentations, etc. Fortunately, I do both (last presentation was last month to my local...

Do companies have a lack of talent?  Or do they have a lack of training, a lack of motivational ability to encourage personal growth, and a lack of belief...

Love this article, Steve. There's a lot here I can learn from. I've not been in many incident reviews (I like that term) or what I've heard referred to as...

Steve, I've gotta admit, I didn't see the poopocalypse coming.

Once early in my career helping a manager turned out to be a very bad thing to do.

This particular group manager (not my group) had a personal hygiene issue...

Review time is important, so I take it seriously. But depending upon your situation its less important, than for others. I work in state government. As such I have no...

In my team we put small tasks on a Trello Kanban board. This gives visibility of all those things that consume time but aren't a fit for a JIRA...