Desktop and the .NET Framework
NUnit, config files, WinForms tricks. Three posts a year, written for whoever hit the same wall.
The archive
Twenty years, 185 posts
What one developer wrote down between 2004 and 2025 — and what he was working on when he wrote it.
Posts per year
Peak year 2009: 58 posts — one every six days.
What he was working on
Dot size is how many posts mentioned it that year. Ordered by when each peaked.
Four eras
The burst
138 posts in four years — Visual Studio, ASP.NET, WPF and Silverlight, then SharePoint takes over completely. Nearly two-thirds of everything here.
SharePoint, in production
Fewer posts, longer gaps, and a change of register: less "look at this", more "here is the error message and the fix".
The Power Platform tail
A post a year, sometimes none. PowerApps, Power Automate, a Blazor crash in TestFlight.
What twenty years does to links
481outbound links
267still resolve
214are gone
143recovered from the Wayback Machine
71lost for good
CodePlex closed. blogs.msdn.com went away. Where a dead link has an archived
snapshot, this site now points at the snapshot instead — marked archived
so you know what you're getting. The rest are flagged rather than left to fail silently.
Start reading
All 185 posts →- 06/09 Power Automate - Send invite to new person without updating everyone else Power Platform
- 10/14 .NET MAUI Blazor hybrid crashing in TestFlight but works fine locally Code
- 03/28 PowerApps - Canvas apps - Merge 2 lists in a gallery Code
- 06/19 Random Data generator Code
- 03/12 PowerApps Model Driven App - Cascading Dropdowns Power Platform
- 03/03 Adding Custom rules to show/hide a button in a model driven power apps form Power Platform