the overengineer.
I've been told I have a penchant for occasionally over-engineering solutions to certain problems. On my ever-present mission for improvement, my struggles sometimes breathe life into new, inventive ways to solve challenges. However, more often than not, I'm left with something many friends have affectionately described as cursed.
As an exercise in self-reflection and as a digital manifestation of the idiom "Misery loves company", I present my developer blog: the overengineer.
I also publish my posts on Hashnode.
Latest Blog Posts
- Automating Nightly Local Database Refreshes from Azure Blob Storage with DockerBackground In cloud-hosted applications, it is common to restrict access to production databases. This is a good practice, but it can make it difficult for var...
- A Year in Review2022 (and much of 2023) was a massive period of change. I started the year off with the intention of writing code every day, and unfortunately, after several mo...
- 365 Days of Code - Week 1In many hobbyist communities, there's often a rally at the beginning of the year to participate in some sort of 365 Days of X. For example, in photography commu...
- Simple Public ID Generation in EF CoreBackground I've had the fortune of working in many codebases leveraging all sorts of different technologies. However, regardless of the stack, one of the many ...