azure dr verses teams dr

A very good colleague of mine let me know about an issue that he had fixed. It was about direct routing in Teams. The Teams environment couldn't receive inbound calls using Teams DR via an SBC. Outbound calls were AOK. They had configured an Azure DR at the same time BUT they had set the … Continue reading azure dr verses teams dr →

object orientated programming (OOP)

Well... yes. This might take longer than I have really. And you don't really want to read a ten volume encyclopedia? What is it? I thought I knew. In the halcion days of my development career, I used this programming model, without even knowing it. Ok, well it's a way of organising and designing software … Continue reading object orientated programming (OOP) →

it’s hard getting back on the horse

Yeah, that’s the coding horse of course. I’ve only spent 4 or 5 months out of real coding, and I’ve forgotten most of it. Well to quantify that, most of the plumbing when using .NET. Well ok, for example, I have a project that uses ASP.NET MVC and ER to create a website, that takes … Continue reading it’s hard getting back on the horse →

virtual & override methods

So, I am looking at classes with different behaviours.And just trying to get back "on the bike" with the various keywords in the Visual C#.NET editor.Creating a new class and adding a procedure to it.... The master class (HAR HAR) has the function indicated with the virtual keyword. Indicating it could be "taken over" or … Continue reading virtual & override methods →

Just Say Hello

Yep just say Hello! I'm not against people just pinging me on Teams / Skype for Business / Skype or any other messaging engine, just to say Hi! And HELLO back!

Welcome

This is my blog! Simple eh? Well not really, I'm dealing with these subjects, (a load of them)... Microsoft Teams Client.Development in .NET.Empathy.Negotiation.Investing in peers. So that's an eclectic mix eh?Most of them will be short and sweet, I'll make sure I update each of the subjects as soon as I can.Please do comment and … Continue reading Welcome →