Now that my book about Dependency Injection is out, it’s only fitting that I also invert my own dependencies by striking out as an independent consultant/advisor. In the future I’m hoping to combine my writing and speaking efforts, as well as my open source interests, with helping out clients write better code.

If you’d like to get help with Dependency Injection or Test-Driven Development, SOLID, API design, application architecture or one of the other topics I regularly cover here on my blog, I’m available as a consultant worldwide.

When it comes to Windows Azure, I’ll be renewing my alliance with my penultimate employer Commentor, so you can also hire me as part of larger deal with Commentor.

In case you are wondering what happened to my employment with AppHarbor, I resigned from my position there because I couldn’t make it work with all the other things I also would like to do. I still think AppHarbor is a very interesting project, and I wish my former employers the best of luck with their endeavor.

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