An experienced software developer with a career reaching back as far as 1993. Commercially, Craig has been using Borland Delphi since 1998; today, he uses Visual Studio 2022, C# and PowerShell. When necessary, he uses legacy Visual Studio editions and Visual Basic. He has used a handful of programming languages and is happy in mixed language and mixed platform environments. He still maintains an aging Borland Delphi codebase!During 2022, as part of his day job, Craig started working with the Microsoft Power Platform. Within the confines of a corporate tenant, he is building Power Apps, Power Automate flows and working with SharePoint. It's app development but not as you know it!Craig is part of the team behind the DeveloperDeveloperDeveloper (DDD, http://www.developerdeveloperdeveloper.com) events - he has been involved in locating speakers, preparing agendas, liaising with speakers, finding swag and generally "making things happen". He has written numerous articles product/book reviews: The Delphi Magazine, International Developer, ASPToday, MSDN Flash, Developers Group magazine and Computer Headline have published his work. He specialises in all things related to .NET, C#, Borland Delphi, XML/Web Services, XSLT, Test-Driven Development, Extreme Programming, agile methods and Scrum. In his career to date, Craig has written cost estimating software for the oil and gas industry; asset valuation software for local councils and the Ministry of Defence, carbon forecasting models for the water industry and tender production & analysis for the electricity sector. He has also written time & expense management software used by over 300 staff members. His first commercial software was used as part of the Tesco Computers For Schools scheme in the mid-90's.Specialties: .net development, C#, Delphi, data management, Open XML, event / conference organisation, technical speaking engagements, authoring / writing / blogging, virus removal, malware removal, computer security