Being Cellfish

When people work with the Dictionary class in .Net there are two common assumptions that I see used a lot. Worst part is that these assumpt...

One of my favorite bloggers had an article last month that resulted in a rather interesting conclusion; that the ultimate programming langua...

A lot of people these days rely on some (software) password manager to keep track of all different passwords you need. Obviously there are t...

One question that comes up quite often is if you should always use async/await or not. Sadly enough the answer is not simple because there ...

Lately I've been discussing estimation a lot with both colleagues and friends so I guess it is time to go at it again. As I've menti...

I recently listened to a developer podcast about the async/await feature in .Net. And I was terrified when the host asked about using those ...

I try to live by the motto; starting the debugger is a failure when it comes to code I write. That means that through logging and just read...

Most people I've worked with that needed a collection of some sort have implemented the collection by inheriting from one of the standar...

There is this old article that I wanted to discuss for a while and now is the time. If you'd rather say technical dept user story inste...

From time to time people implement something that they want to use in a fire-and-forget fashion. Typically it is some non-critical service ...