About Me

I’m a software developer working in the Twin Cities area, passionate about .NET technologies.  I’m also equally passionate about projects related to family history and preservation of family photos and stories.

I work mostly in WPF and C#, but I’ve done a lot of work in Windows Forms over the past few years.  I have a long history working with SQL Server and have also dabbled with ASP.NET.  Going back a bit further, I spent many years working in both C++ and VB6 (COM/ActiveX).  I started out my programming career in the mid 1980s, programming in C and in Ada.

Other places that you can find me: Sean’s Stuff, Personal web site, Twitter, famThings.com, Family History Blog, The Lucy Show

The 2000things.com blogs include:

5 Responses to About Me

  1. Khalilo says:

    Another amazing, well-written blog. I am honestly a big fan of your simplicity in explaining How-Tos/Concepts.

    Thank you :)

  2. David Sampson says:

    Sean;
    I too like the nice, clean presentation of your site. Thanks. I wonder if you could assist me? Probably not what you want to do, but if you could lend a helping hand I would be very grateful; I have a C# program that connects to a FORTRAN dll. I need to pass integer arrays into the FORTRAN model. I do not seem to have the concepts down well enough to know how to do this. I want to use properties; A post by the Code Project (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/csharp_property_array.aspx) seems to suggest that I could, but I have had no luck. My get accessor works, but my set accessor does not. Or, other approaches?

  3. David Furey says:

    Hi Sean,
    I heard of your blog from a DotNetRocks episode and decided to take a look.
    This is a great blog with lots of very useful nuggets of information. I love how you have presented the material making it as simple and accessible as possible.

    I’ll be coming here to read more . Your hard work is definitely obvious.
    Keep up the great work.
    Dave

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