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Importance of Spouses in Small Businesses
Starting a new business is hard. In 2010 study just over half of new business in Canada survive 5 years or more and only 30% survive 10 years. Similar statics for our neighbours in the south. Saturday Morning Productions has been … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversary, small business, spouse
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My Takeaway from Reading Meatball Sundae
Book: Meatball Sundae: Is Your Marketing out of Sync? Author: Seth Godin My takeaway from Meatball Sundae is don’t use a new marketing trend because it’s the hip new thing to do. Make sure the marketing you do aligns with your business. … Continue reading
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Tagged Meatball Sundae, Seth Godin, Takeaways
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Today I Learned How to Lock a Dependency to a Specific Version in Project JSON
While upgrading the NUnitXmarin project the project maintainers asked me lock the version of NUnit to a specific version. They where also kind enough to provided a link to a possible solution. Lets test if it works. First lets review … Continue reading
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My Takeaway from Reading Option B
Book: Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy Author: Sheryl Sandberg, Adam Grant Option B is not what I thought it would be about. I thought it would be about what to do when your first plan fails for … Continue reading
Notes: Upgrade NUnit.Xamarin to NUnit 3.8.1
The notes I took when trying to upgrade the NUnit Xamarin project to NUnit 3.8.1. The reason I did this was to fix issue #87. When I try to us NUnit Xamarin on another project it fails with the following … Continue reading
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Tagged notes, NUnit, xamarin
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PSA: Arduino H Bridge is Sharp and Pointy
Just a quick public service announcement (PSA) that the Arduino H Bridge is sharp and pointy. Both my daughter and myself hurt our fingers but only I was lucky enough to draw blood when one of the H Bridge pins … Continue reading
Today I Learned How to Automate Objective-c Builds in TeamCity
Several months ago I discussed how to manually build an objective-c project so it can be consumed by a Xamarin Binding Project. In this post I show how to automate the building of the objective-c project. In my case I need … Continue reading
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Tagged BEMCheckBox, TeamCity, xamarin, xamarin ios .net native-binding, xplugins
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First Edmonton .NET Group Talk of the 2017-2018 Season is September 18th
The first Edmonton .NET User Group (EDMUG) talk of the 2017-2018 season is this Monday, September 18th. The talk is by Shenyi Bao and is titled Web Site Performance Tuning. All the details can be found here. Please also don’t forget … Continue reading
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Tagged Edmonton .NET User Group, edmug, meetup, Shenvi Bao
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Today I Learned How to Install a TeamCity Build Agent on a Mac
When I was first figuring out how to port the BEMCheckBox to Xamarin I built the framework manually. This is obviously not a good long term solution so I set about figuring out how to automate the build. The first … Continue reading
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Tagged automated builds, mac, TeamCity
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Edmonton .NET User Group Survey
If you are part of the Edmonton .NET User Group or are thinking of joining then please fill out this survey. The survey will help us plan out the 2017-2018 year. The survey will only take a couple minutes so … Continue reading
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