As part of my church A/V system (At Your Service), I run a separate local web server to interact with the Zoom SDK. Initially this was because the Zoom SDK would only run in 32-bit processes and I needed a 64-bit process to handle the memory requirements for the rest of the app. However, it’s … Continue reading Diagnosing an ASP.NET Core hard crash →

In the course of my work on our local church A/V system, I’ve spent quite a lot of time playing with Elgato Stream Decks and NDI cameras. It only occurred to me a week or so ago that it would be fun to combine them. The Stream Deck screens are remarkably capable – they’re 96×96 … Continue reading Displaying NDI sources on Stream Decks →

As I have mentioned before, I’ve been spending a lot of time over the last two years writing code for my local church’s A/V system. (Indeed, I’ve been giving quite a few user group talks recently about the fun I’ve had doing so.) That new A/V system is called “At Your Service”, or AYS for … Continue reading Diagnosing a VISCA camera issue →

.NET 6 was released in November 2021, and includes two new types which are of interest to date/time folks: DateOnly and TimeOnly. (Please don’t add comments saying you don’t like the names.) We want to support these types in Noda Time, with conversions between DateOnly and LocalDate, and TimeOnly and LocalTime. To do so, we’ll … Continue reading What’s up with TimeZoneInfo on .NET 6? (Part 1) →

Just a quick post with some updates around books and related events… Software Mistakes and Tradeoffs: MEAP update In June, I posted about the book that Tomasz Lelek and I are writing. (Well, Tomasz is doing the bulk of the work – only two of the thirteen chapters are by me, but I’ll take any … Continue reading Book updates for July 2021 →