Long time, no post.

In 2020, when everyone went to work from home, a lot of my colleagues ramped up their blogging and YouTubing and tried their best to become personal brands. As for myself, I sort of shut down a bit. After working in my home office all day, I didn’t feel like “playing” in it at night, so I apologize for the lack of content.

I did work on some video courses, though. A few for Pluralsight, here and there, including updates to my Raspberry Pi Home Server course, and new courses on Collaborative Coding with Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code Analysis, and Object-Oriented Design with C#. And now, I’ve just published my first course on Dometrain, and it’s all about .NET Source Generators. They’re the modern way to generate code in the .NET ecosystem. If you’ve ever worked with T4 templates, then you get the idea.

I’m not going to repeat everything here, obviously, but I at least wanted to post to get it out there. If you’re interested in automating repetitive code so that you can get back to concentrating on “the good parts”, then please check out my course, C# Source Generators.