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Linux Dev Tunnel for Remote Dev Environment
Published: November 05, 2025
A guide for setting up VS Code Dev Tunnel on an Ubuntu Server, and using that tunnel for remote development, like on an IPad for example. I provide steps for configuring tools such as Git, the GitHub CLI, .NET SDK, and VS Code, starting the tunnel, and run it as a service.
Create .NET HTTPS Certificate for Local Development
Published: November 02, 2025
A quick guide to setting up a local HTTPS development certificate.
Git and .NET Local Setup
Published: November 01, 2025
This article explains how to set up Git and the .NET SDK outside of Visual Studio. It’s a practical, command-focused how-to for quickly configuring a local .NET development environment.
Git Rollback to Specific Commit
Published: October 31, 2025
Succinct guide to roll back a Git branch to a specific commit. Use it wisely.
Dev Tunnel for Remote Dev Environment
Published: October 24, 2025
A guide for setting up VS Code Dev Tunnel, and using that tunnel for remote development, like on an IPad for example. I go through setting up tools such as Git, the GitHub CLI, .NET SDK, and VS Code, starting the tunnel, and run it as an always‑on service.
JSON in SQL with Entity Framework
Published: October 03, 2025
Explore how Entity Framework Core 10 introduces native JSON type support in SQL databases, enabling developers to store and query complex objects directly as JSON. This article walks through a hands-on example using SQLite, demonstrating how to model nested data structures, configure EF to serialize collections as JSON, and perform LINQ queries against JSON fields.
Fall 2025 Camping Trip
Published: September 26, 2025
A summary of our last camping trip of 2025 in the Monte Cristo area. Saw some great fall color and explored on the four-wheeler.
Markdown Style Showcase
Published: September 25, 2025
This Markdown article is a compact showcase of formatting styles including headers, links, emphasis, lists, blockquotes, code snippets, and task lists—all presented in a single, readable example. It's designed to help users quickly grasp Markdown basics through practical, side-by-side demonstrations.
I Built a JavaScript Game Without Writing a Single Line of Code
Published: September 17, 2025
I wanted to experiment with giving an AI agent more freedom in creating an entire application. I decided to make a small HTML/JS game—I explained the high-level idea of the game and told it to get started.