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Blog postFor the first time, the dotNetDave 25th Anniversary World Tour is coming to the Granite State Code Camp in Manchester, NH on November 2nd! Even though I was born back east (Delaware), I don’t think I have ever been to the state. If you live in the area, please let me know what I should … Continue reading dotNetDave Rocks the Granite State Code Camp →
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Blog postThe next time you are making a decision, think about that gray matter in your head as if it is just a super advanced bio-computer!
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Blog postThe release of .NET Core 3 last month introduces a brand new serializer for JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) under the System.Text.Json namespace. The Microsoft documentation states: The System.Text.Json namespace provides high-performance, low-allocating, and standards-compliant capabilities to process JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), which includes serializing objects to JSON text and deserializing JSON text to objects, with … Continue reading The New JSON Serializer in .NET Core 3 →
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Blog postUnit testing is something very important for any project. With that said, I rarely see it done in projects or done correctly. How can you push the code to quality assurance or production without knowing the state of the code? A few years back, I did a contact at a company here in San Diego, … Continue reading dotNetDave Says… If Your Code Is Hard To Unit Test, You’re Doing It Wrong →
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Blog postI am floored that people pay to use this website for expenses!
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Blog postAre you a community conference organizer and want to attract more speakers from out of town? 2020 is right around the corner, and I have a tip for you!
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Blog postYou can overhear me say this in everyone of my code conference sessions! I’ve been coding for over 25 years, and this way of thinking has allowed me to make changes to the code, later in time, easier. For example, in a recent project that I was hired to work on about 4 months before … Continue reading dotNetDave Says…Always Code For Reusability →
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Blog postToday I am announcing the brand new edition of my book titled Rock Your Code: Code & App Performance for Microsoft .NET, now available on Amazon. How fast your code executes is very important for your users and back-end server processes. This is even more important for the future as more and more users, use … Continue reading Announcing the Second Edition of Rock Your Code: Code & App Performance for Microsoft.NET →
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Blog postIn part 1 of this series, I discussed building model classes properly with Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), specifically encapsulation that must always include data validation. In part 2 I showed you constructors, interfaces and more that you should implement in your model classes. In this article, we will build upon the Person.cs type from part 2 … Continue reading Improve Your Model Classes with OOP – Part 3: Serialization →
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Blog postThe 3rd quarter release of the dotNetTips.Utility.Standard NugGet packages has been released. These packages contain common code for Microsoft .NET that I use every day and I hope you do too. Package Version Release notes dotNetTips.Utility.Standard 2019.8.31.1 Code & documentation cleanup. Code fixes. New code in LoggingHelper, ComputerInfo. dotNetTips.Utility.Standard.Extensions 2019.8.31.1 Code & documentation cleanup. Code … Continue reading dotNetTips.Utility.Standard NuGet Packages
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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 -
Blog postQueensrÿche at Sycuan Casino On September 21st, Queensrÿche performed at Sycan Casino in San Diego, California for their new and long time fans at a near sold out show! Queensrÿche just came off opening on the Scorpions tour. The band never disappoints and this show was no different.
After all these years, the band is tighter than ever. Their sound and their performance is always top notch. At a few points during the show, singer Todd La Torre was beltin -
Blog postOn September 1st, 2018 the San Diego band Aether X performed at the House of Blues in San Diego Ca. Aether X is a new progressive/hard rock trio that features James Brady on guitar and Jeff Smith on drums. I’ve known Jeff for a long time since he is, like me, a software engineer. This show was the EP release show for the band and they put on a great show!
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Blog postOn August 18th, 2019, Geoff Tate (the original lead singer of Queensryche) came to southern California, at The Canyon Club for the 30th anniversary of the Queensryche album Operation: Mindcrime. Personally, this is still one of my favorite concept albums and love the story behind it. Around 2006 Geoff and Queensryche made a “part 2” … Continue reading Geoff Tate at The Canyon Club →
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Blog postOn August 11th, 2018, Jessica Hernandez & The Deltas performed at the Soda Bar in San Diego, CA. I first saw her perform in Austin, TX in 2014 and was blown away! Since then, she got married, moved to California from Detroit, Michigan and turned 30 years old. The band is in the American soul/pop band … Continue reading Jessica Hernandez & The Deltas at the Soda Bar →
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Blog postOn January 27th, I was proud to do photography at the Eric Johnson show at the House of Blues in San Diego, CA. Eric has always been in my top three guitarists list since I fist saw him on his tour to support his first album in the 1980’s. So, I was very excited to shoot this show!
Eric is a “guitarists guitarist”. Like at the show in the 80’s, I would estimate that 90% of the guys there are guitarists or want to be. The only women at the show were the few that those guitarists convin -
Blog postJessica Lerner is a local San Diego musician that has started her own band. They played their first show at the House of Blues in San Diego on September 9th. Below are the photos I shot for the show.
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Blog postTongue-in-cheek 80’s metal band performed at the House of Blues on August 10th, 2017. Part raunchy music and raunchy comedy show, this is one band to not bring the kids to! Below are photos I did for the show.
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Blog postHere are photos I did at the House of Blues in San Diego of the San Diego band P.O.D. It was a great show with lots of fans cheering their local band.
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Blog postBelow is a photo I took of Michael Wilton of Queensryche on November 18th, 2016 at the House of Blues in San Diego. I chose this photo to be the picture of the week since it was liked and re-posted many times by fans and Queensryche. Michael even posted it on Thanksgiving when he wished … Continue reading Rockstar of the Week – Michael “Whip” Wilton →
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