.Net. dotnet? ...C#
I have been doing writing C# for upwards of ten years or so, I hope to keep writing it for another ten.
Build some confidence in me not being a psychitzophrenic maniac
I am a husband and father of two, in the hours between this collosal commitment I am a software developing, football following man child. In all seriousness, software as one of my main hobbies as opposed to a job. Some peple hate the fact we need to re-learn our job every x years, but for me it is one of the benefits of our job, constantly pushing yourself to learn every day with new tech and meeting a learnng from the talented people you work with is a pleasure. Its finding the time that is the real struggle.
The list below is a subset of companies across the financial, retail, power & whisky industries who I have worked with.
I have been doing writing C# for upwards of ten years or so, I hope to keep writing it for another ten.
I'm a big fan of JS & even more so of TS, these hipsters keep finding new frameworks to ruin them, but I'm staying strong.
Acceptance test, unit tests, integration tests, load tests, performance tests, Benchmark.Net are my jam.
Currently using Xamarin, previously using Ionic. Web API all over the backend.
Harnessing the power of the cloud like Thor since Nov 2010. Having build server pain since Dec 2010.
With the adoption of SASS, Gulp, NPM, yada yada front end is a breeze, plus only mad people use iE anymore.
Its orange, it easy, it's cheap, it's bendy, it's not a TOWIE character, it's our old friend the Umbraco CMS.
Finding & using the right (or wrong) tool for the job can be a tough part of our job, here are some tools I trust and use every day.
" It's special to find a dev who so vehemently loves what they do and can be completely relied upon to produce solid and strong work. "
" Michael Law. Developer extraordinnaire. "
" Michael is down to earth, good humoured and calm under pressure. "