4 December 2021

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Amazon.com: ECHOGEAR 3 Monitor Desk Stand for Screens Up to 27" - Triple Desk Mount with Lock Down Clamp to Eliminate Screen Wobble - Adjust Tilt, Orientation & Swivel of Each Monitor Without Tools : Electronics

Amazon.com: ECHOGEAR 3 Monitor Desk Stand for Screens Up to 27" - Triple Desk Mount with Lock Down Clamp to Eliminate Screen Wobble - Adjust Tilt, Orientation & Swivel of Each Monitor Without Tools : Electronics

Designing AI for Killer Instinct

In this 2016 GDC session, Derek Neal and Bruce Hayles, two of the key developers behind Killer Instinct's Shadow system, use the system as a case study in ho...

Upgrading from .NET Framework to .NET 6

https://aka.ms/dotNETConf2021-GetdotNET6Learn how to bring your .NET Framework apps forward to .NET 6 to take advantage of the latest performance improvement...

YouTube

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

100 UI/UX Tips & Tricks

What this book is about?For the whole year, I've been tweeting and collecting UI/UX tips. I end up with more than 120+ of them.Not all of them are good, some are controversial, some are opinionated.So I removed the worse and compiled the rest in 100 tips that …

Reality has a surprising amount of detail

My dad emigrated from Colombia to North America when he was 18 looking looking for a better life. For my brother and I that meant a lot of standing outside in the cold. My dad’s preferred method of improving his lot was improving lots, and my brother and I wer…

Create a web UI with ASP.NET Core

Starting Monday, November 15, 2021 (PST), join Scott Hanselman, Maira Wenzel, Jeff Fritz, Jon Galloway, James Montemagno, and Matt Soucoup live on Learn TV f...

First Steps on MAUI Beach

It's time to set sail for .NET MAUI! This article documents my experiences starting a new cross platform app using .NET MAUI Preview 10.

Never Use Black by Ian Storm Taylor

One of the most important color tricks I’ve ever learned was to avoid using the color black in my work. Mrs. Zamula, my childhood art teacher, first warned me about black when I was in middle school. And I heard the same again multiple times at RISD. It sounds…

Keep A Log

One of the most underrated things in the industry, especially when you’re working as a full-time developer, is the power of keeping a “knowledge stash” handy. There’s this perception that knowledge comes through experience, time, or simply osmosis, and, while …

My Twitter was Hacked.

My Twitter was hacked. It's a shame because I spent a few months building up an audience of 2,000 followers.

Chromium Foundation | Gabriel's Blog

We need to divorce Chromium from Google The world of browsers is pretty bleak. We essentially have one viable player, Chromium, flanked by the smaller players of Firefox, spiraling in a slow painful self destruction, and Safari, a browser well optimized for …

fitness trackers, 20 years from now

The question that started it all: 20 years from now, if Fitbit goes bankrupt for some reason, am I left in the wind? At least in health space, I see the value of the data being strongly related to how many data points you have available to answer questions aga…

Webrise

Something in a recent piece by Jeremy Keith really clicked with something I’ve been thinking about, so I thought I’d write about it.

Type Challenges Solutions

This project is aimed at helping you better understand how the type system works, writing your own utilities, or just having fun with the challenges.

Do we really need Undefined Behavior?

I recently published a blog post on why Undefined Behavior is actually not a bad idea. Coincidentally, this is just a few weeks after the publication of this paper by Victor Yodaiken which ...

How I wrote my book

Earlier this month I released a book. This post is about how I wrote it, the tools I used, and what I learned. I've also shared a link to a repo containing all the settings, themes and file structure that I used, which you can take as a starting point for your…