Back in the beginning of 2020, when the first mentions of COVID started hitting the media, Maria and I started discussing our plans for 2021. When we moved to the US in early 2018, the original
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Back when I made the first publically available build of Kenc.ACMELib I wanted to go for semantic versioning, but with the default format in Azure DevOps being
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2019 has been a year that in many ways changed my life. A few days into the year, on the last evening of our Christmas trip back home to Denmark, my wife handed me a small present to open - inside was
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GitHub is pretty much the defacto-standard for hosting source code for Open Source projects. While it excels at hosting Source Code, it lacks automated builds and as such requires integration with
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During todays livestreamed ".net conf 2019", Microsoft announced that .net core 3.0 has been released. The release includes a plethora of changes and improvements, however one thing that is yet to be
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2018 has in many ways been another year of firsts; although 2017 laid the foundation for it with getting married to my wonderful wife and accepting a position at Microsoft in Redmond, 2018 was the
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