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Hi, I'm Scott Galloway — I'm a consulting web / internet / systems / full-cycle, full-stack developer (it's complicated šŸ¤“) specializing in bringing 'AI' to the masses, .NET Core, full-stack development, cloud, and search technologies. Former Microsoft ASP.NET Program Manager with 30+ years building web applications for Fortune 500 companies and startups. I share my work in progress (PERSONAL!) projects and how I build them. Available for contract, full-time, or consultancy work — get in touch. Code on GitHub | Feedback on Mastodon

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An Apology about my Nuget Package
Well I've been playing with a nuget package for doing paging stuff in ASP.NET and well I never thought there'd be 1.7k downloads. I thoght not making a 1.0 version would make it clear that it was a...

Thursday, 20 March 2025 21:30

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A Paging View Component ASP.NET Core Tag Helper (Part 1.1, kinda sorta...A Flippy Tag Helper)
So while building out a project I originally built the paging tag helper for I also cam across ANOTHER need. A way to easily build sorting functionality for a table of results with HtMX...

Monday, 17 March 2025 22:12

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A Paging View Component ASP.NET Core Tag Helper (Part 1 the Bare-Bones)
A work project the other day necessitated implementing paging form results. My go-to paging tag helper has always been the pagination Tag Helper by Darrel O'Neill as I wrote about here however for...

Tuesday, 11 March 2025 17:12

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Building a Workflow System with HTMX and ASP.NET Core - Part 4: Hangfire Integration and Automation
In Part 3, we built a beautiful visual editor. But our workflows only run when we manually trigger them. In this final post, we'll make workflows truly autonomous using Hangfire for: Scheduled...

Wednesday, 15 January 2025 18:00

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Building a Workflow System with HTMX and ASP.NET Core - Part 3: Building the Visual Editor
In Part 2, we built a powerful workflow engine. But workflows defined in JSON aren't very user-friendly. In this post, we'll create a stunning visual workflow editor - think "dummy's Node-RED" - using...

Wednesday, 15 January 2025 16:00

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Building a Workflow System with HTMX and ASP.NET Core - Part 2: Architecture and Core Engine
In Part 1, we introduced the concept of building a custom workflow system. Now it's time to get our hands dirty! In this post, we'll build the core workflow engine - the heart of our system that...

Wednesday, 15 January 2025 14:00

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Building a Workflow System with HTMX and ASP.NET Core - Part 1: Introduction
Workflow systems are everywhere in modern applications - from simple approval processes to complex multi-step automations. While there are excellent commercial solutions like Temporal, Airflow, and...

Wednesday, 15 January 2025 12:00

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When Your Customers Don't Pay; on time or AT ALL (a contractor's life pt. 2)
In my previous post I spoke about the difficulties of being a contractor and how sometimes you can be left high and dry when a customer doesn't pay. This can happen for a few reasons; They CANNOT pay...

Tuesday, 12 November 2024 06:30

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Working on Legacy Codebases (or a contractor's life)
As a freelance developer one of the skill-sets you need to learn quickly is how to work on existing codebases effectively. I've been lucky to have built a bunch of from--scratch systems; this is a JOY...

Wednesday, 06 November 2024 22:30

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On Logging in ASP.NET Applications (Part 1...probably)
Logging is OF COURSE a critical part of applications however I often see it misunderstood / misused in ASP.NET applications. This is part post and part manifesto on how to effectively log in ASP.NET...

Sunday, 27 October 2024 17:00

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