Jeremy Sinclair's posts on all things .NET
Getting SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 21 running on Windows 11 Arm64 is currently challenge for many developers who want to manage their database instances. SSMS still lacks native Arm64 support, however, we can get it working reliably with a few tricks. Prerequisites Windows 11 Arm64 PowerShell with Administrator privileges Stable Internet connection If you want to skip past the backend…
This post is part of the 2022 C# Advent series . Big thanks to Matthew Groves for putting these on every year. Be sure to check out the other author posts to learn some awesome C# content! If you're running Windows on Arm devices like I am, 2022 has been the holy grail for news surrounding Windows 11 on Arm and development tools. The Visual Studio 2022 17.3 previews (only, and not the GA release)…
If you're not in the know, a pretty decent amount of people on Twitter have been migrating over to the Fediverse via Mastodon (including me). As this is a new platform to many, maybe you happen to have a Power Automate flow which posts a link to your latest blog post through various social media sites (me). Now you want to be able to throw Mastodon into the mix. How do we accomplish this? Let's…
This post is part of the 2021 C# Advent Series . Be sure to check out the awesome blog posts! Intro I have a weird fascination with making goofy images and seeing how others react to it. My fascination grew once my friends introduced me to this amazing Telegram Bot that distorts media. I've used the bot so many times and wondered, "Hmm. How do I create my own way of distorting images?". Well now…
If you take a look at my Twitter, I have many examples of me showing passion for Windows On ARM. Ever since I started using my ASUS NovaGo that I won at the 2018 Microsoft Build Conference (this totally had to be fate), I’ve been obsessed with finding practical uses for a device running an ARM64 version of Windows 10 that escaped beyond the bounds of mimicking the exact activities I would do from…