Clippit is .NETStandard 2.0 library that allow you easily and efficiently extract all slides from PPTX presentation into one-slide presentations or compose slides back together into one presentation.

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Say hello to Rider “.NET Core edition” Introducing OpenSilver Announcing the .NET Core Uninstall Tool 1.0! Blazor WebAssembly 3.2.0 Preview 2 release now available Microsoft named a l[...]

Hi, welcome to another weekly update. Real-World Serverless podcast Inspired by what Jeremy Daly has been doing on ServerlessChats, I decided to take the plunge and start my own podcast too. I want to play to my strength as an independent consultant, and [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News New Ionide webpage is live .NET Conf “Focus on Xamarin” (March 23, 2020) February ML.NET Model Builder Updates How to write a Roslyn Analyzer Introducing perfolizer Build apps for fre[...]

I’m excited to announce that my new podcast Real-World Serverless is LIVE! It’s a brand new podcast where I discuss real-world use cases and challenges with serverless technologies with engineers who are building stuff with them and get their stories from[...]

My current clunky “put all the code in the view” approach to V-Drum Explorer is creaking at the seams. I’m really not a WPF developer, and my understanding of MVVM is more theoretical than practical. I’ve read a reasonable amount, but quite a lot of aspec[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News .NET Core 3.0 will reach End of Life on March 3, 2020 Provisional Mode in GC ASP.NET Core Apps Observability Rider 2020.1 Starts Early Access Program Videos and Slides Fantomas – Cons[...]

So, just to recap, I’m writing an explorer for my Roland V-Drums set (currently a TD-17, but with a TD-27 upgrade on the way, excitingly). This involves copying configuration data from the module (the main bit of electronics involved) into the application[...]

Normally, your Windows services should finish within seconds of Windows telling them that it’s time to quit. However, in some (hopefully rare) cases, you might need several minutes to make a clean exit, much to the disgust of your users. Since ServiceBase[...]

By now, you have probably heard that I’m running a number of public workshops all around Europe this year. How could you not, I have hardly shut up about it for a few weeks now :-P To help support the local communities and allow students and other under-r[...]