I just wasted a few minutes of my life trying to figure out how to attach WinDbg to a .NET Core console app... so I thought I'd share, and perhaps save someone else

In Part 1 we looked at the syntax of Schyntax, a DSL for defining schedules, but defining schedules isn't all that useful if you don't have a task runner which knows how to

There are lots of domain-specific languages for schedules. The most prominent might be Cron (for *nix scheduled tasks), but there's also RRULE (for iCalendar events) and many others. Cron isn't exactly what I'd

I have no idea what I'm doing. That statement seemed important enough to stand on it's own. I typed it out with the intention of describing that this blog is running on Jekyll