A year ago, in May 2019, Microsoft introduced the new Windows Terminal. If you haven’t checked out Windows Terminal before, it’s a multi-terminal application for users of command-line tools and shells like Command Prompt, PowerShell, and WSL. Yes, there are lots of other terminal applications out there which do... Read more

About two years ago I talked about a way to create consistent version numbers across .NET Core and .NET Framework projects. At the time, I thought the approach I’d come up with was fairly easy to use and didn’t require much modification to your projects. At the end of... Read more

Nearly five years ago I introduced codestyle.co. Code style and standards has long been of mine. I’ve helped a lot of different companies create and adopt code standards and I frequently talk about them at various code camps and user groups. Many of the problems I saw at... Read more

.NET Core 3.0 contains changes improve the parsing and formatting for floating point values. These were changes that started in .NET Core 2.1 and are now almost done, with .NET Core 3.0 being updated to be IEEE compliant. One of the biggest repercussions of this change is that the... Read more

Nearly two years ago I introduced Language Specs. At that time, I’d been helping Microsoft move their language specs for C# and VB to markdown and hosted on GitHub. The website acts as your “one stop shop” for finding the official language specs for a variety of popular... Read more