Hiding email until you need to read it

If you ever read a blog by a Microsoft employee before I'm sure you have read about how they struggle with the amount of email they receive. I guess this is my second time around writing about this.

What you really need to know when authoring NuGet packages

I have noticed that most articles on how to author NuGet packages focus on the practical part; which commands to run and how to setup your own NuGet server. All these articles also fail to point out the most important information in the NuGet guidelines.

My worst stand-up(s)

Reading this story about the worst daily scrum ever made me think about my own experience. An both actually reminds me of what happened in the linked story.

What is technical debt really about?

When you think about the reasons for reducing technical debt; what do your think about?

Dependency injection with IObservable

Just when I started working on my little toolbox I read this series on dependency injection for events which was great inspiration.

Unexpected Progress

When I was working on the WithProgress extensions I learned something about Progress<T> that I didn't expect.

Evolution of a handrolled fake - part 5

As you may know if you followed my blog before; I like to roll my own fake. For interfaces it is pretty straight forward with explicit implementation of the interface and properties with delegates for implementation.

Task-based Asynchronous pattern - for your pleasure

If you liked my old series of articles covering TAP and especially the different extension methods I showed. Then you will be even happier now.

The 7th impossible thing - Tests for tests

A couple of weeks ago I had just read Dan North's article about how he saw six things he thought he would never see because they were impossible. I had no idea I would myself see the seventh impossible thing just a few days later.

Throttling requests to your azure website using IP

A few weeks ago the dynamic IP address restriction feature was announced for Azure Web services.