I’m a full-stack .NET developer who really enjoys building stuff—especially mobile apps with .NET MAUI and backend systems/APIs that run on Azure or on-prem. I also dabble in web apps when the mood strikes and occasionally write blogs about things I’ve learned or problems I’ve solved while coding.
Outside of work, you’ll usually find me playing soccer, cycling, or getting lost in an Xbox game. I also like spending time in Photoshop and other creative outlets like prop-making, drawing, and pixel art.
December 2024
As developers, we’re always on the lookout for tools that make our lives easier, streamline our workflows, and, let’s face it, cut down the time we spend banging our heads on the keyboard.
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December 2024
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November 2023
Over the years, I've worked on projects that mean a lot to me, from small experiments to bigger milestones. Some projects are all about passion, others are happy accidents that turn into something bigger. This is my little corner to share what's brought me joy and sparked my creativity.
Every once in a while (as if we have a schedule), my buddy Mark and I sit down to ramble about tech, coding, and whatever other completely random thoughts cross our caffeine-fueled minds. Like, subscribe, and join the fun!
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Being a Microsoft MVP means I've spent years geeking out, sharing knowledge, and contributing to the tech community. Apparently, they like it enough to keep giving it to me, for which I am obviously very grateful.
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PancakeView began as a side project to make Xamarin.Forms prettier and easier to use. With almost 2.5M downloads, it empowered developers to add rounded corners, shadows, and gradients effortlessly.
Read More →From digital art to physical props, I love experimenting outside the screen. Here's a peek at some of the creative projects that keep my imagination and hands busy when I'm not buried in code.
Whether it's building the next big thing or fixing up the little details, I'm here for the tech-tinkering. If you're up for a project with a mix of code, creativity, and a bit of geek, let's talk!
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