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Chuck Bryan
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Chuck Bryan is the Director of Professional Development at Marathon Consulting, where he helps employees grow their careers through mentorship, training, and access to learning resources. He is an active leader in the company’s intern program and is passionate about supporting the next generation of tech talent, ensuring they’re equipped with both technical skills and professional confidence.

With over 25 years of experience as a software developer, Chuck specializes in building and modernizing line-of-business applications using .NET, Azure, and containerized deployments. He’s a strong advocate for clean architecture, testable code, and practical automation strategies that improve software delivery and maintainability.

Outside of work, Chuck is the creator and host of The Cinematic Flashback Podcast, a show that revisits and celebrates the films of the 1970s. He also enjoys traveling and maintaining an active lifestyle through Orange Theory workouts.

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July 30, 2025 Chuck Bryan 12 minute read

Using .NET 9 & Docker, this demo shows how to link YNAB to GitHub Copilot via an MCP server, highlighting the power of secure, structured AI-driven development.

.NET AI Docker MCP

March 02, 2022 Chuck Bryan 16 minute read

Microsoft Tye is a tool that makes developing, testing, and deploying microservices and distributed applications easier. Here's how to get started using it.

April 16, 2019 Chuck Bryan 7 minute read

Learn how to allow Excel file uploads in your Web Application without having Excel already installed in the server. This article will introduce a way to do that using NPOI Mapper and Bulk Copy.

January 09, 2018 Chuck Bryan 8 minute read

A helpful, concise checklist for developers who are looking to get started with Angular using Bootstrap 4, Sass, and Font Awesome.

Angular Bootstrap Font Awesome Sass

November 15, 2016 Chuck Bryan 4 minute read

Class based inheritance is what is most commonly meant when using C#’s semantics to inherit from one class to another. It is not uncommon for a base class to become polluted with “catch-all” methods and loose its singular focus. Long inheritance...

Design Patterns Software Architecture

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