10 of The Best Books We Read in 2020
In this blog post Jamie talks about 10 of the best that he read in 2020 as part of his continual professional development
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About author
Jamie Taylor
Jamie is a .NET Developer with 11 years of commercial experience of building applications.
He started tinkering with computers when he was 6 years old - he has written about this experience over at the Waffling Taylors. He has been building applications, games, and websites ever since. He likes to experiment with technologies at the bleeding edge - something he showed off when he gave talks on Blazor during it’s public preview.
A life long learner, he has tried his hand at C# (his language of choice), low level C, Python, Node, and TypeScript. He plays bass guitar, and speaks Japanese.
Jamie leads the software development and consultancy arm of RJJ.
Author's posts
Starting a Podcast - Our Advice
Do you want to get started in podcasting? This blog post has our top 15 pieces of advice for budding podcasters, or those who want to build on their knowledge
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Getting Started in Podcasting
A new course on podcasting from RJJ Software - a world class Software development and Podcast production consultancy
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Never Block Password Managers or The Paste Command in Web …
Why you should never block password managers or the paste command in web applications.
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The .NET Core Podcast Reaches Two Year Milestone
The .NET Core Podcast Reaches Two Year & 207,000+ All-Time Download Milestones
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10 Lessons Learnt From the Last 2 Years in Podcasting
Some advice from Jamie - the host of The .NET Core Podcast - about podcasting
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A Single-line, Whole Page, Speed up Trick
How a single line change improved a client’s page speed by almost 1.5 seconds
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New podcast: Tabs & Spaces
A new podcast by the creators of The Cynical Developer, The .NET Core Podcast, and The Reactionary
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Securing a Webapp - Step 1: Start As You Mean To Go On
Security starts at the very inception of an idea, not at the end
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Take a Vacation!
Everyone needs a rest from time to time, and here are our thoughts on why
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Securing a Webapp - Step 0: An Introduction
Why we decided to write this series, and what it might contain
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Giving Talks at Meetups
Some advice on getting into giving talks at Meetups
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