Divide without using arithmetic operators
It is one of most frequently asked interview question to perform any arithmetic operations (add, subtract, multiply, divide) without using arithmetic operators.
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Java: rounding Errors
It is an inherent limitation of how floating point values are represented in memory in a finite number of bits.
Bundle size React vs Preact
It’s fairly well known that high performing websites and applications bring in more visitors, higher SEO, and ultimately more sales.
No Longer a Microsoft MVP–Hello MVP Reconnect
Today marks the first time in nearly a decade that I am no longer an MVP. I will be joining the MVP alum in the MVP Reconnect program. Getting the MVP award every year has become a great side benefit …
The Next Chapter
Six years ago I started working furiously on this little side project about package management for Windows. It started to grow and over time it became clear that it was going to be something important. A community flourished and there …
A new serverless adventure at Auth0
Last week was my last of a great ride at Splunk. I have now joined Auth0 working on a new developer-focused offering around Serverless compute, with Webtask. I’ve also started a new blog to discuss more broader topics on tech, startups etc. Read …
.NET Fringe is back!
And we’re back! Yes it’s true, .NET Fringe is back! We’re gathering back in Portland from July 10th through 12th for 3 days of unadulterated .NET OSS awesomeness. Last year we had a magical event, and we heard you tell …
Chocolatey For Business / Chocolatey Professional Coming May 2
This is a very exciting time for Chocolatey! Over the past 5 years, there have been some amazing points in Chocolatey’s history. Now we are less than 10 days from another historical moment for Chocolatey – when licensed editions become …
Chocolatey Has a New Logo!!!
A designer started a conversation with us in December 2014 and we’ve recently come to a decision point on Chocolatey – a new logo (and soon a new website)! A special thanks goes out to Julian Krispel-Samsel!
Bash on Windows–What it Means for Chocolatey
Microsoft announced the most amazing thing at //build/ yesterday, Bash on Windows 10. Not some sort of VM or container, but running native ELF binaries on Windows under an Ubuntu subsystem. Let me say that again slowly. Windows running native …