Tonight I went to a .Net user group meeting on Aspect Oriented Programming, and I was a little disappointed as I looked around the room. There was one young person in the audience, and most of the others were close to my age. The younger guy introduced himself and said
Yesterday my TipRate app for IOS became my top performing app. Both the IOS and the Android versions of DartOut have been my top performing apps for as long as I have had more than one app in the store. DartOut has been pretty popular because my son and I
Developers love Git, and I am definitely one of them now, but it took a while to get there. At my main customer, we do everything Microsoft. We use TFS for our source repository, and a little over a year ago, the company said the new standard was to use
Over the past few years, I have been using the repository pattern in most of my applications that use the entity framework. I have been creating interfaces and classes for each model class, and implementing CRUD and extended queries in each repository class. Every project I think it would be
After my introduction yesterday, I really thought I should get a technical article out there as my next topic, but then I realized that I should discuss the impostor syndrome. I read an article years ago on Scott Hanselman's blog, and it really hit home with me. Here
Hello, thanks for visiting my blog. My name is Jim Karnopp, and I am the owner of Kartech. This is my first post in the Kartech blog, so I figured this would be a good time to introduce myself. I have worked in the IT industry for over 30 years.