Hello, I'm   Jason

Are you a .NET developer looking for a challenging position with a growing organization? biBerk is hiring additional .NET developers for our team. Candidates can work in one of our offices, be remote, or work hybrid. biBerk is a direct insurance company with offices in Omaha, Nebraska and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

The TechBash 2023 discount to save $75 ends this Labor Day, Monday, September 4th. Between now and then, you can save $75 on 3-day and 4-day standard registration with discount code SUMMER75. In addition, there is just over 30 days remaining on great Kalahari room discounts for TechBash.

TechBash just announced three amazing keynotes and a Labor Day sale which takes place now through Labor Day, September 4th.

biBerk is hiring several Full Stack Developers. biBerk is a direct insurance company with offices in Omaha, Nebraska and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. We also have many team members that are fully remote.

While we are still 90 days away, standard ticket pricing only exists for the next 8 weeks!

There are times when I am writing code that I really want to compile SASS quickly and don’t care to setup a worker to handle the processing. I started using the VS Code extension called Live SASS Compiler.

I have recently updated the MarkdownSharpCore library to support .NET 6.0. Previously the 1.1 version only supported .NET Standard 2.1 and .NET Core 2.2. The source code for the library can be found on GitHub at https://github.com/jasongaylord/markdownsharp. You can grab the NuGet package here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/MarkdownSharpCore.

TweetDeck recently “choose” me to use their new preview. The problem is that I never opted in and it broke Tweeten. Until yesterday, the feature to opt-out of the new TweetDeck was broken.

While the early bird ticket sale process just wrapped up, we’re just getting started with TechBash. Earlier this year we posted our updated Sponsorship Prospectus for TechBash 2023.

All along, we’ve been able to run multiple NPM scripts in the same run command. Here’s the scenario: Imagine that we have a script that is called buildStaging and another called buildProduction. We could run both scripts out of the box with NPM by creating a new script, let’s call it build and setting the value to npm run buildStaging && npm run buildProduction. The problem with this is that buildProduction won’t start until buildStaging is complete.