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- Pluralsight Author
Authored 19 Pluralsight courses for developers. Topics primarily focused on React and JavaScript. - Microsoft Documentation Author
Wrote 100's of pages of Microsoft's official documentation for ASP.NET Core and other topics including developing Chromium based extensions. - Microsoft MVP
This award is given by Microsoft to "technology experts who passionately share their knowledge with the community", award years 2007-2018 - Conference Founder Including Silicon Valley Code Camp and AngularU
Established Silicon Valley Code Camp in 2006 whose mission is to provide the highest quality content built around the topic of computer code. Code Camp draws thousands of attendees year after year with top sponsorship from Silicon Valley's companies including Microsoft, IBM, Google, PayPal, Twilio, and others. This annual event creates an environment to network and share knowledge.
Recent Posts
Replacing Legacy throw in React 19 with Suspense and use
Published: at 11:57 PMReact once used thrown Promises for Suspense. .use() is recommended now, but legacy throwing is still supported.
OBS Recording Resolution 4K Even Though Display is 1080P
Published: at 01:27 AMSet OBS base resolution to 4K and output to 1080P to capture entire screen on Retina MacBooks.
Running React 19 From a CDN and using esm.sh
Published: at 04:51 PMThis blog explains updating to React 19 using esm.sh, transitioning from UMD to ESM modules. It includes changes in CDN usage, detailed esm.sh functionality, and how to find and use the correct React package versions.
Mastering useState in React to Handle Multiple Values
Published: at 11:13 PMIn this blog post, we explore using useState with React's Context API to manage an array of constants effectively in Next.js projects, offering a simpler alternative to useReducer for state management.