@champion01 it's a nightmare to say the least. I have to run 2/3 solutions together and I get melt down! I run the solutions that I'm not working on in 2013 and seems to be a bit speedier.

@champion01 what version of visual studio you with? I've never had problems with launching visual studio before until I got 2015. Now it struggles quite a bit!

I started off writing code because of my dad as well. I used to go to his office as a kid and see him and others writing lines of code, and it sparked an interest from a young age. I just wanted to know how everything worked!

@Raspik It looks really good! I can't wait to be able to set one up.. Hopefully not too far in the future either 😎

I'd love a home office! Not enough rooms though 🎻

Good luck, if it isn't too late, otherwise how'd it go? 😅

Thank you for showing me Asshole.js 😂

Introduce him to KISS 😀

I think it's only a dev thing to leave constructive feedback. If I find a bug I'll report it properly!

It's when you get home from work and have had an hour or so break away from it and all of a sudden you know exactly what's wrong! But you have to whip the laptop out before you forget 😅

I constantly have to rethink my words when talking to non tech savvy people. I then just sit there stuttering trying to find a replacement word!

Better than me, I use it primarily for XBMC 😅

An old colleague would go through some work that's been done and when they found a bug would just say broken. No how and when just broken.. Thank god for logging frameworks!

@anth12 hopefully it'll be better now if it's been rewritten 😁 I do like the personalisation that SiteCore has to offer users, and the built in CRM style feeds for tracking users

@chrizzle Ive just started looking at Sitecore for a client. You're right with it being expensive as they charge per server also so it's not one license etc.

I'm going to put they tips into practice with the Umbraco site at work tomorrow 😊

@chrizzle I didn't think many actually used it. I've spoke to quite a few devs before that haven't heard about Umbraco.

@anth12 Nice one mate, may read in to the documentation a bit more. It does feel quite nice to work in if I'm honest!

@anth12 I will look in to that also! Haven't done much in Umbraco to be fair. Appreciate all the tips on it though! Normally have to work in Ektron, which if I'm honest I dislike most the time haha

@chrizzle thanks for the tip, I will give it a go!

I always like to read the code of others on reputable repositories on GitHub etc. You can learn new techniques and follow the same patterns in your own work.

My thoughts exactly!