A friend of mine has the Deep Rock Galactic board game that comes with multiple figures that can be painted. Here’s a gallery with 22 pictures. Things I tried / learned:
Professional Development – 2025 – Week 12
.NET You NEED to Update Your Tests in .NET xUnit v3 is available, and it’s listed as a separate package (not just an upgrade) called xunit.v3.
Professional Development – 2025 – Week 11
Software Development JavaScript Developer Roadmap A table of contents for things JavaScript developers need to be aware of. The roadmap has links to free and paid resources if you want to dig deeper. Flexbox Froggy An interactive game for learning…
Professional Development – 2025 – Week 10
Communication The Science Behind Dramatically Better Conversations Discussions typically have multiple conversations — practical (what’s this really about), emotional (how do we feel), social (who are we). Things get off the rails when you’re having one conversation and the other…
Professional Development – 2025 – Week 9
.NET WhenAll vs WaitAny The Craziest Feature .NET Released in YEARS The StringComparer class supports a new option — CompareOptions.NumericOrdering — that allows you to do things like have “07” equal to “7”. Another use case is when you have…
The Responsibility Process (Notes)
This post contains my margin notes from the book The Responsibility Process: Unlocking Your Natural Ability to Live and Lead with Power by Christopher Avery. This book was recommended to me by Cameron Presley, and is a core part of…
Professional Development – 2025 – Week 8
Deep Rock Galactic Driller
A friend of mine has the Deep Rock Galactic board game that comes with multiple figures that can be painted. Here’s a gallery with 26 pictures. (I didn’t track how long it took to complete.) Things I learned:
Professional Development – 2025 – Week 7
Sociology The Theory of Stupidity
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.NET The Most Underrated .NET Feature You Must Use Channels can be thought of as in-memory queues. See the official Microsoft docs here. Decisions 5 Questions to Help Your Team Make Better Decisions