Interesting and useful things - January 2020 (#22)

And another pack of articles:

• Beautiful Binary Literals
• On doing katas
• Aren't we, developers, bored to death with our work?
• Why I love DevOps and hate DevSecOps
• .NET everywhere apparently also means Windows 3.11 and DOS
• Scenario Driven Tests
• Enforcing C# EditorConfig formatting conventions at build time
• The Next Decade of .NET Open Source
• Do not trust user input
• Do not trust user input part 2 

Enjoy!!!

Interesting and useful things - December 2019 (#21)

And another pack of articles:

• Working with Linux and Windows Containers simultaneously on Docker Desktop
• Advice to my 20 year old self
• The cost of "running" software
• Effectiveness VS efficiency: the cultural aspect
• Put cyclomatic complexity to good use
• Zone of Ceremony
• WaterfallProcess
• ExploratoryTesting
• Google's Engineering Practices documentation - How to do a code review
• Google's Engineering Practices documentation - The CL author’s guide to getting through code review

Enjoy!!!

Interesting and useful things - November 2019 (#20)

And another pack of articles:

• OPTIONS FOR .NET’S VERSIONING ISSUES
• How to Take Care of a Client When developing software as a remote team
• Introducing the new Performance Monitor for Windows
• The 80/24 rule
• Small methods are easy to troubleshoot
• Instantiating an object without using its constructor in C#
• HIGH-PERFORMANCE LOGGING IN .NET CORE
• High-performance logging with LoggerMessage in ASP.NET Core
• Computer things they didn't teach you in school #2 - Code Pages, Character Encoding, Unicode, UTF-8 and the BOM
• 7 leadership lessons over 2.5 years
• Improvements in .NET Core 3.0 for troubleshooting and monitoring distributed apps
• About toxicity
• Burnout - early detection & avoidance (before it's too late)

Enjoy!!!

Interesting and useful things - October 2019 (#19)

And another pack of articles:

• dotnet new - Behind the Scenes
• Say Yes to the Stress
• C# 8 Interfaces: Dangerous Assumptions in Default Implementation
• C# 8 Interfaces: "dynamic" and Default Implementation
• C# 8 Interfaces: Unit Testing Default Implementation
• Announcing .NET Core 3.0
• When X is not 'built-in' anymore …
• Building Careers with Empathy with Scott Hanselman
• Unit testing Anti-patterns catalogue
• High performance servers with NET Core
• Software Engineering Genba
• Devil's advocate
• Tautological assertion
• Creating a good SaaS experience in the cloud
• How To Understand Systems - My Secret Superpower
• A red-green-refactor checklist
• Skip level meetings: What they are, and exactly how to run them

Enjoy!!!

Interesting and useful things - September 2019 (#18)

And another pack of articles:

• Thoughts on 'Are We Done Yet?'
• Recommending VSCode extensions within your Open Source projects
• Why Clojure?
• How a Self-Organizing Team Works
• What is it like to work remotely as a software developer?
• The boring technology behind a one-person Internet company
• StringBuilder performance pitfalls
• A game-changing value of ... missing abstractions - part I
• A game-changing value of ... missing abstractions - part II
• Hardware Intrinsics in .NET Core

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Interesting and useful things - August 2019 (#17)

And another pack of articles:

• C# Finalizers and Idisposable
• Retry guidance for Azure services
• OOP Anti-Patterns: Utility or Helper Classes
• Try out Nullable Reference Types
• Think Twice Before Returning null

Enjoy!!!

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!!!