Tyler's 2020 Goals (Revisited)
I did this same kind of retrospective last year
[https://tyler-walker.ghost.io/revisiting-2019-goals/] as a retrospective following the previous
Let's stop solving conflict by "putting it to a vote"
One of the most important skills I've learned over the past few years is how to
deal with
Avoid committing secrets by ignoring tracked files in Git
The Problem
Secrets are things like API keys, user credentials, and certificates that will
implicitly allow someone access to another
Why I don't contribute to Open Source Software
I've had a few false starts contributing to OSS by finding a new-to-me project, skimming through their issues and trying to find an easy PR to write.
Management: Innovation and Maintenance
Basically ever since I started my journey to become a software engineer, I've
wanted to become an engineering
3 Reasons to Use the New Windows Terminal Instead of Command Prompt
Since the start of working from home, I'm spending a lot of time on Teams calls
helping coworkers
Working with JSON in C# 9 and .NET Core 5
System.Text.Json
If you've ever worked with JSON objects in C#, you've probably heard of
Hosting GraphQL endpoints with Azure Functions
What is GraphQL?
GraphQL was created by Facebook
[https://engineering.fb.com/core-data/graphql-a-data-query-language/] as a way
for clients to
Take your vacation time!
The last time I took consecutive days off was at the end of January when my
friend and I went
When it's time to move on.
A friend recently asked me about my decision to move from SAP Concur to
Microsoft. Admittedly, my time at SAP