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Blog postI’m proud to announce the second version (v2021.5.1.50) of Spargine, my brand new open-source projects, and NuGet packages for .NET 5 and above. I’ve added many new classes, methods, and unit tests! I have been working hard the last few months adding more classes and methods, along with more unit testing and benchmarking. I use … Continue reading Coding Faster With The dotNetTips Spargine NuGet March 2021 Update →
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Blog postFor show #23 of Rockin’ the Code World with dotNetDave I started a new segment called New Code Rules. Each week I will do a commentary on something I feel that needs to be done better so that we can delivered high quality applications for customers. For this show I am asking the question, “Is … Continue reading New Code Rules: Is Agile Working? →
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Blog postJoin me live on Saturday, May 22nd, 2021 at 10:00 PST on C# Corner for season 2, show #25 where I will interview Michael Washington, Application Architect. Send me your questions for Michael by tweeting it to @realDotNetDave and #RockinCodeWorld. You can also email your questions to: rockincodeworld@c-sharpcorner.com Please Donate To Help India In Their … Continue reading Rockin’ The Code World with dotNetDave – Special Guest: Michael Washington →
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Blog postOne thing I really miss when we all use to listen to music on records, is memorabilia that many albums came with. If I am remembering correctly, the first album I ever purchased with my own hard earned allowance when I was a kid was 7 Separate Fools by Three Dog Night. Not only do … Continue reading Album Memorabilia: Three Dog Night – 7 Separate Fools →
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Blog postAround 7 years ago, I was speaking at a conference, and in between sessions, my mind drifted to how can I teach people what I have learned being a software engineer for 20 years instead of the latest framework or new version of .NET. I set out to do just that since what I wanted … Continue reading 7 Years Later, How Am I Doing? →
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Blog postJoin me live on Saturday, May 1st, 2021 at 10:00 PST on C# Corner for season 2, show #23 where I will interview Andy Schwam, Microsoft MVP, AVP Application Development. Send me your questions for Andy by tweeting it to @realDotNetDave and #RockinCodeWorld. You can also email your questions to: rockincodeworld@c-sharpcorner.com Schedule Introduction Prize Give-a-ways! … Continue reading Rockin’ The Code World with dotNetDave – Special Guest: Andy Schwam →
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Blog postJoin me live on Saturday, May 8th, 2021 at 10:00 PST on C# Corner for season 2, show #24 where I will interview Kira Weiss, Program Manager on Visual Studio. Looking forward to learning more about Visual Studio! Send me your questions for Kira by tweeting it to @realDotNetDave and #RockinCodeWorld. You can also email … Continue reading Rockin’ The Code World with dotNetDave – Special Guest: Kira Weiss →
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Blog postJoin me live on Saturday, April 24th, 2021 at 10:00 PST on C# Corner for season 2, show #22 where I will interview Woody Pewitt, Systems Architect & Problem Solver. Woody has been a close friend of mine since the 90s! We have worked together, ran a user group together and he even drives me … Continue reading Rockin’ The Code World with dotNetDave – Special Guest: Woody Pewitt →
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Blog postCurrently, since I am on the hunt for a new job, one thing I am not looking forward to any tests I might be given during the interview process. Part of the reason is that as far back as I can remember, I have never liked taking tests. I am not sure why, but it … Continue reading Testing Software Engineers During an Interview; There is a Better Way! →
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Blog postJoin me live on Saturday, April 17th, 2021 at 10:00 PST on C# Corner for season 2, show #21 where I will interview Carl Franklin, C# Dev, Azure Wonk, Blazor Warrior/Trainer, Musician, and Producer. I’m really excited about this show since I’ve known Carl since the 90s! I have fun and fond memories of him … Continue reading Rockin’ The Code World with dotNetDave – Special Guest: Carl Franklin →
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Blog postHow important is code quality to your team? It should be at the top of the list, not only to make your customers happy but make your team happier when bugs arise and when features need to be added. Putting quality in your code in the future is a lot more expensive than doing it … Continue reading Open-Source Code Quality – Foundatio →
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Blog postEarly this year, after being inspired by a segment I saw on the TV show 60 minutes, I decided I should start creating artwork again. Since we are living through a pandemic, I had a lot of extra time on my hands and needed to come up with way to keep myself busy. I have been doing artwork since grade school and even won my very first award for a book I wrote. So I looked around my home trying to think of what I should do and noticed a lot of electronics I had stored to take to the electronic r
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Blog postLast week, during a meeting at work, someone asked me if I will go back to a concert when California allows it due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I said…
NO, not until there is a vaccine!
I based my decision on facts about the COVID-19 virus is affecting others where I live in San Diego, California.
As you can see, in my area, mostly white people are contracting the virus and I am in the biggest age group that will contract it! I’m also in the second biggest age group that -
Blog postI have been going to concerts since I was around 14 or 15 and things have changed a lot during the years. The first major concert I attended was at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix, AZ where I saw KISS with Cheap Trick opening. I still vividly remember parts of that concert after … Continue reading Going to Concerts When I Was Younger vs. Now – Part 1 →
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Blog postAnother Animal was a hard rock supergroup formed by members of Godsmack, Ugly Kid Joe, and Dropbox. I saw the band when I was on the Shiprocked cruise in 2011. Since I have never seen Godsmack live, this was the closet I got.
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Blog postAether X is a progressive/hard rock trio based in San Diego, California. I do photography for them since I know the drummer, Jeff Smith, ever since I first meet him at a software engineering conference. If you live in Southern California, all three of these guys are excellent musicians and worth seeing live.
Click on the image below to check out the photography I have done for the band.
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Blog postBack in 2017 while doing photography for the band P.O.D., I also did photography for their opening band Alien Ant Farm. I really only knew the Michael Jackson cover song they did but still really enjoyed shooting the band.
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Blog postSince I was around 18 years old, the band AC/DC has been one of my favorite bands. They have also been one of my favorite bands to see live and I never try to miss them. They have launched (inspired) countless other bands too. Now that they seem to be retired, I thought I’d share … Continue reading AC/DC Photos, Videos and Memorabilia →
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Blog postWay, way back before the internet and Facebook, one way to express an opinion in public was to write a letter to the editor at a local newspaper. When I was in my 20’s, I did write a few letters to the editor at the San Diego Union-Tribune. The one below I wrote after the KGBSky Show (annual fireworks show synchronized to music) on September 17th, 1984 that featured a concert headlined by Def Leppard. This was actually the last date on their Pyromania tour.
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Blog postThere are a ton of Van Halen tribute bands out there… some good some not so good. The best one that I have seen and have done photographer for is Fan Halen from Southern California. The band has been around for 16 years and continue to rock Van Halen fans around the United States.
I have been a Van Halen fan since the 70’s and have seen them many times. I even saw them on their first reunion tour. Since I am fan, I believe the hardest person to “tribute” in the band is David Lee
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