Yes, you've heard this story before - another software engineer launching a blog. It's a tale as old as time, or at least as old as the internet. I started this blog as an excuse to dive headfirst into TypeScript and Next.js. Now that the building phase is over, it's time to start filling this blog with content.
You might be wondering, why start a blog? Well, my thoughts are that when I have a blog, I have a reason to dive into subjects I'm interested in and write about them. It's a way to keep myself accountable and ensure that I'm always learning and growing. My motivation comes from a blog post written by Scott Hanselman, where he explains that you should start writing on your own blog to share your knowledge with the world. Now, I'm not claiming to be a world-renowned expert or anything. But through trying, learning, and researching, I hope to share articles that are of some worth to you.
I can't promise to write on any specific schedule or interval. Life happens, and sometimes it gets in the way of our best-laid plans. But I will try to write every so often to keep this blog alive and kicking.
The main focus of this blog will be C#, .NET, and Azure. These are the technologies that I'm enthusiastic about and want to learn more about. They're powerful tools that can be used to create amazing things, and I'm excited to share my journey of discovery with you.
So, whether you're a seasoned pro or a newbie just starting out, I hope you'll join me on this adventure. Let's learn, grow, and code together.