Join Matt Goldman, web and mobile developer, as he unveils his journey in writing ‘.NET MAUI in Action’. Dive into the untold stories behind the words, the support system that made it possible, and his vision for the future. Witness how passion turns into reality in the world of tech authorship.

00:15 Adam’s introduction

04:09 Matt Goldman’s talk

05:33 The unexpected path to authorship

11:07 Accepting ‘health debt’

16:33 Finding your voice amidst external pressures

21:37 Constructive criticism: a double-edge sword

25:06 Perseverance through emotional highs and lows

28:00 When the end feels like the beginning

31:30 Validation and the true reward

33:03 Boundaries and future commitments

37:41 The dream vs reality

39:11 Q&A Start

40:18 Q&A 2

41:15 Q&A 3

42:58 Q&A 4

43:42 Q&A 5

45:27 Q&A 6

45:45 Q&A 7

46:32 Q&A 8

47:58 Q&A 9


Links: .NET MAUI in Action


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About the speakers

About the speakers

Matt Goldman

Matt is a Solution Architect, Scrum Master, public speaker, author and trainer.

Since joining SSW, Matt has worked on a number of projects for a range of clients, including government agencies and multinational organisations. Matt loves making things, and at SSW uses that passion to fuel his work with .NET, EF / EF Core, Xamarin and .NET MAUI, Azure and Blazor. Matt also works with security and authentication/authorisation.
With his many years of experience, William has learnt how to adapt to new industries, and this gives him a unique talent for synchronizing with his clients' business languages and processes to successfully build their solutions.

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