Sarah Dutkiewicz
Senior Trainer
Sarah – who goes by "sadukie" in the tech community – is a platform-agnostic technologist known for helping developers understand user experience and on-boarding developers into new technologies in a short period of time. From waterfall development to Agile development, Sarah has experience in working in both environments and transitioning teams from waterfall into Agile. She has also worked with fellow developers in introducing ATDD skills to the non-technical folks – including requirements gathering in gherkin for business analysts and explaining Agile concepts to non-technical teams.
Sadukie also helps with promoting communities, engaging over social media, and helping non-technical teams understand how to work with their technical counterparts. She is a native Clevelander and uses her local knowledge to help connect people – technical and non-technical – for common good.
Sarah holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Computer Science & Engineering Technology from the University of Toledo. Sarah is a Microsoft MVP, published technical author, podcast/live coding guest, conference organizer, speaker, community advocate, software developer, wife, and mom.'
Posts
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February 27, 2025Our February 2025 webinar covers some of the pitfalls people run into while trying to work with Domain-Driven Design.
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February 24, 2025We have released our Implementing Individual Accounts course in Early Access. Learn how to work with the Individual Accounts authentication in ASP.NET and how …
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January 28, 2025In this blog post, we detail the steps we took for our demos for our January 2025 Architecture Testing webinar.
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January 27, 2025This week's Question of the Week is about Design Patterns! What is your go-to and how has it saved the day?
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January 07, 2025In this post, Sadukie shares topics to look forward to in 2025!
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December 23, 2024In this post, we refactor our non-root user dev container to be a root user dev container. Learn how this simplifies our setup.
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December 02, 2024Just as holiday cookie recipes give you tried-and-true methods for festive treats, design patterns provide proven solutions to common coding challenges. In this …
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November 26, 2024With the release of .NET, LINQ has some new features. In this post, we'll look at CountBy, AggregateBy, and Index.
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October 30, 2024Learn to identify and avoid common loop antipatterns in C#. Improve your code's efficiency and readability today!
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September 23, 2024If you have to maintain a Gatsby-based site and don't want to develop locally, consider setting up a dev container to make life easier!
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September 19, 2024Juggling multiple projects in multiple programming languages and versions should not be painful. Learn about how Dev Containers helps with this problem!
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August 23, 2024Explore essential security considerations for software architects, including best practices for integrating application and information security into your …