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2016-07-28

Go for C# developers: Closures, loops and pointers

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As a seasoned C# developer you should be familiar with the common pitfalls of closures where a variable in a lambda function is not always w...
2016-07-21

Go for C# developers: Go for Java developers

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Ok, so I was lucky. Somebody else already covered the basics and I share the first impressions covered in this article . Since Java and C# (...
2016-07-14

Noogler-time

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Well it is that time. This week I started at Google so who knows which direction this blog takes now. At least I should be able to contribut...
2016-07-07

Military LINQ, Time and pointers for kids.

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Wow, I was apparently very busy blogging in October 2008 . While there are some things that I will not cover below that might be worth readi...
2016-06-30

Go for C# developers: Unit testing

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Let’s talk about unit testing and Go. The fact that unit tests typically are placed side by side with the code (in the same package as the c...
2016-06-23

Amazon AWS DevDay San Francisco: Serverless Track

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Earlier this week I spent a day following the serverless track at the AWS dev day in San Francisco. I guess serverless is the "new thi...
2016-06-16

Peek inside Netflix A/B testing

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Just a quick suggestion for today. Read this article on A/B testing at Netflix as it both shows you the importance of supporting A/B testin...
2016-06-09

Go for C# developers: Interfaces that are never nil

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This was a funny feature I came across when i was learning Go . I was working with an API that used interfaces and was surprised that some o...
2016-06-02

Prioritizing, Sleeping and Interviews

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September 2008 wasn't a bad month for my blogging.
2016-05-26

DRY vs WET

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I've always been and advocate for intentionally ignoring the DRY ( Don't Repeat Yourself ) rule when writing tests if it makes the t...