Welcome!
Some people like to do crossword puzzles to hone their problem-solving skills. Me, I like to write software for the same reason.
I mostly work in C# and Windows. But I also play around with Linux (mostly Debian on Raspberry Pis) and Python.
I hope you find some of the content useful or entertaining or both.
Announcing J4JCommandLine
A Net Core 3.1 library for flexibly parsing command line arguments. For more details refer to the project page.
A Few Python Insights
I run a Raspberry Pi on my home network for three reasons: To have a local DNS (dnsmasq) so I don’t have to remember or…
sudo’ng Pycharm
I recently had occasion to write a simple python (3) script under debian buster with JetBrains’ Pycharm. The script rewrites protected system files so it…
Configuring DbContexts
The interface definitions are pretty simple: The marked lines show the interface that a configurator class needs to implement. It’s just a marker interface (i.e.,…
When Is the Content of a String Not What You See?
Turns out, in C#, when it’s coming from a COM interface…sometimes. I’m writing a C# library to interface with Windows’ File History subsystem. There’s no…
Thanx, Gutenberg…sort of
With WordPress 5, the default post editor is a new piece of software called Gutenberg. It’s block-based, rather than it’s-all-just-a-bunch-of-text-based, like the earlier editor. It’s…
