Interesting and useful things - July 2019 (#16)

And another pack of articles:

• 10 tips for reviewing code you don’t like
• VERSIONING LIMITATIONS IN .NET
• C# tuple types
• How To Be The Remote Employee That Proves The Stereotypes Aren’t True
• Retrospecting (using head, not some "guide" ...)
• The continuous adaptation of Visual Studio extensions
• How we hire developers in a 50+ remote, bottom-up, no HR company
• How to Effectively Lead Remote IT teams
• Ensure that your classes are declared as sealed when possible
• Why Are So Many Of The Framework Classes Sealed?
• The Evolving Infrastructure of .NET Core
• Where we are with “out of process” ReSharper
• .NET Reunified: Microsoft’s Plans for .NET 5
• I'm crazy: I ask job candidates to do homework!
• Micro Frontends
• Executing .NET Core functions in a separate process
• At what time of day does famous programmers work?
• At what time of day does famous programmers work? Part 2. Workweek vs Weekend.
• Pattern: Backends For Frontends
• BFF @ SoundCloud
• Lava Flow Anti-pattern
• Remember the Principal of Least Privilege When Upgrading Those Older ASP.NET Applications
• Quantifying seniority (the right way): "the leverage"

Enjoy!!!