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Software engineer, writer, and systems thinker building a long-form, static-first web presence. This space is a living lab for content systems, thoughtful tooling, and architecture that stays close to the code.

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JD.Efcpt.Build

JD.Efcpt.Build automates EF Core Power Tools scaffolding during the build, keeping database-first models in sync with schema changes without manual regeneration.

You Don't Hate Abstractions

Why developers misuse abstractions, how to design them from behavior and domain first, and how patterns, automation, and declarative modeling lead to better systems.

Announcing TinyBDD: Fluent, Executable Scenarios for .NET

Turn acceptance criteria into executable tests in minutes, use a fluent Gherkin-ish syntax for unit and integration testing, and let your tests shape a cleaner architecture.

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