Rion Williams
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A Distributed Tracing Adventure in Apache Beam
Distributed systems are hard, and things can often get much more difficult when problems arise. This is only exacerbated by the fact that many of these systems can be notoriously difficult to dig into when they are actually out in the wild and not just running "on your machine". They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, but in the world of distributed systems, a picture can easily be… → Read More
Don't Let Your Containers Become Trashcans
In this article, you will learn about don't let your containers become trashcans. → Read More
Putting The Fun In C# Local Functions
In this article, you will learn how to put the fun in c# local functions. → Read More
The Other Kafka's Metamorphosis
In this article, you will learn about the other Kafka's Metamorphosis. → Read More
When Random Isn't The Right Random?
In this article you will learn about random Isn''t the Right Random. → Read More
Why Is My SQL Server Query Slow
In this article, you will learn why is my SQL server query slow. → Read More
Happy New ... C# 9 Features!
In this article, you will learn about C# 9 features. → Read More
Just Jump Into The Stream
In this article, you will learn about the stream. → Read More
Making Your .NET Application Less Quirky
This post details a setting that you might not have enabled, especially for older legacy applications, which could result in your not taking advantage of all the wonderful features, benefits, and bug fixes that the .NET framework provides. → Read More
Priorities of a Passionate Developer
This post discusses some of personal challenges in balancing life, work, craftsmanship, and more within the ever evolving field of software development. → Read More
Can I Have My CPU Back Visual Studio
Visual Studio 2017 has certainly been a major improvement over the previous iteration of the flagship IDE; however, it isn't without its flaws. → Read More
Hands-Free Security Scanning Within .NET Applications
I'm sure if you follow any news sources at all, you see countless hacks, breaches, and leaks from various big-name companies which you might assume would be better at protecting your information. Now most of these incidents can probably be related to non-technical issues like social engineering, but not all of them. → Read More
Knowing When To Reflect With Caller Info Attributes
If you've been around C# long enough, you've probably had a need at one time or another to figure out some information about code that's being executed. It might be a method name, the file being executed, or even more specific details like the line number. → Read More
Knowing When To Reflect With Caller Info Attributes
If you've been around C# long enough, you've probably had a need at one time or another to figure out some information about code that's being executed. It might be a method name, the file being executed, or even more specific details like the line number. → Read More
NodeServices - Where JavaScript And .NET Meet Back On The Other Side
JavaScript is everywhere. It's in the browser, on the server, and it's climbing through your windows and snatching your people up. And because it's a fairly trivial language to pick up (but impossible to master), it can be extremely useful when you want to do something on the server. → Read More
Creatively Common Resources
Some people hate designing things, and that's okay. But one thing that they might hate more is being sued for copyright infringement (for using content that someone else created without their expressed permission). → Read More
Making The Switch As A Software Developer
After nearly seven years at my previous position, I've decided to finally make a change. When this post goes live, I'll officially be working for the engineering team at Bay Dynamics, a San Francisco-based Risk Management and Cyber Security firm. I'm extraordinarily excited to get to join the amazing team there and be a part of something much larger than anything I've worked within the past. → Read More
Updated Chrome Debugging Tools Worth Mentioning
As a web developer, I absolutely could not live without great in-browser developer tools. I use them every day, and they can certainly make your life much easier. Typically my browser of choice is Chrome, so I thought I would take some time to introduce a few new features in the latest release that are really, really cool. → Read More
Options For Configuring ASP.NET Core Application Settings
Options for Configuring ASP.NET Core Application Settings. → Read More
How The Microsoft Bot Framework Changed Where My Friends And I Eat
How The Microsoft Bot Framework Changed Where My Friends And I Eat. → Read More