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From: Mark Seemann <mark@ploeh.dk>
Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2025 15:13:58 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Tweak hire-me page

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   This blog is mostly a work of passion; it doesn't pay my bills. Since late 2011 I've been self-employed, so I'm available for hire. Here's what I can do for you:
   <ul>
     <li>
-      <strong>Custom software development.</strong> I love writing code, so obviously, I'd also like writing code for you; small or big tasks - it doesn't really matter. I can work in a team, or by myself, as necessary, but I have a strong preference for remote work. These days, I prefer Haskell and F#, but I'd also be interested in working with other platforms or languages (particularly PureScript or Idris), but I'd first need to ramp up on those.
+      <strong>Custom software development.</strong> I love writing code, so obviously, I'd also like writing code for you; small or big tasks - it doesn't really matter. I can work in a team, or by myself, as necessary, but I have a strong preference for remote work. These days, I prefer Haskell and F#, but I have decades of C# experience too. I'd also be interested in working with other platforms or languages, but I'd first need to ramp up on those.
     </li>
     <li>
       <strong>Software architecture.</strong> Apart from experience with nitty-gritty coding details, I also have years of experience with application architecture, including REST, SOA, batch systems, etc. If you need help with the big picture, I may be able to help as well.
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       <strong>Functional programming migration.</strong> Get help migrating code from C# to F#, from F# to Haskell, or perhaps directly from C# to Haskell. This will include not only translation of keywords, but redesign to a more <a href="/2018/11/19/functional-architecture-a-definition">functional architecture</a>. While I'd probably consider it unethical, I also possess the skills to help you migrate from Haskell or F# to C#.
     </li>
     <li>
-      <strong>Sparring.</strong> If you need to improve your skills in e.g. Test-Driven Development, API design, refactoring, Unit Testing, Functional Programming, Object-Oriented Design, etc. I can pair with you, or otherwise join you with the purpose of transferring knowledge and experience while solving real problems.
+      <strong>Sparring.</strong> If you need to improve your skills in e.g. Test-Driven Development, API design, refactoring, unit testing, Functional Programming, property-based testing, Object-Oriented Design, etc. I can pair with you, or otherwise join you with the purpose of transferring knowledge and experience while solving real problems.
     </li>
     <li>
       <strong>Development process.</strong> During my career, I've experienced a wide range of development processes, including LEAN Software Development, SCRUM, Open Source development, MSF, and even RUP. I've been doing Test-Driven Development since 2003, and also have experience with Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, Git, and GitHub workflows. If you need help with your development process, I may be able to coach you.
     </li>
     <li>
-      <strong>Code reviews.</strong> If you want me to review your code, I'll be happy to do so. Usually, I tell my customers that they should start by running a code analysis tool (like the built-in Code Analysis feature in Visual Studio), because it's free, and you get more value out of my code reviews if you already get the obvious issues out of the way before I start looking at the code. I particularly look for issues relating to readability, encapsulation, coupling, maintainability, etc.
+      <strong>Code reviews.</strong> If you want me to review your code, I'll be happy to do so. Usually, I tell my customers that they should start by running a code analysis tool (like the built-in Code Analysis feature in Visual Studio), because it's free, and you get more value out of my code reviews if you already get the obvious issues out of the way before I start looking at the code. I particularly look for issues related to readability, encapsulation, coupling, maintainability, etc.
     </li>
     <li>
       <strong>Training.</strong> I regularly talk at conferences, but I can also visit your company to deliver lectures and workshops. You are welcome to take a look at <a href="/schedule">my schedule</a> to get an idea about current and past topics, but feel free to <a href="/about">contact me</a> to discuss topics; I can most likely tailor something that fits your requirements. Apart from tailored training, I also have a small catalogue of off-the-shelf workshops: