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Scott Hanselman. If you are a Microsoft / .NET developer he is probably at the top of your list. Pragmatic, fun, quality blog posts and produces really good pod
by martijn_himself 10y ago
Scott Hanselman. If you are a Microsoft / .NET developer he is probably at the top of your list. Pragmatic, fun, quality blog posts and produces really good podcasts.
http://www.hanselman.com/ http://www.hanselman.com/
- teniutza 10y agoScott's blog is one of my favourites. Even when it's not .NET related, it's always entertaining. That being said, I usually read Eric Lippert's blog (www.ericlippert.com) although, since he "switched dev environments", I find the topics less relevant (for me).
- hudo 10y agoBut for .net the good ones are (from top of my head): Jimmy Bogard (marten, mediatr, general architecture) Jeremyd Miller (structuremap) Jeremy Skinner (fluentvalidation) K Scott Allen (typescript and genereal .net core) Mike Hadlow (.net core) Mark Rendle (.net on linux, funny guy) Jonathan Channon (nancyfx) Brad Wilson (xunit) Damien Edwards (.net core) Rick Strahl (.net core) Jon Galloway (javascript and .net) Leon Bambrick (very funny guy, knows everything)
- Yhippa 10y agoI'm not a MSFT/.NET guy and I still get a ton out of his content.