by David | Sep 19, 2020 | Clean code
It might be easier to split a cake but it’s not impossible! I encourage doing as small PRs as possible. Preferably under 200 lines of code. But how is this possible? If you have a big feature or so? It may contain loads of code. That’s completely fine. We don’t need...
by David | Jun 1, 2019 | Architecture, Clean code, Deployment, General
MuCon 2019 (or µCon) was hosted by Skillsmatter in London and is a conference for Domain-Driven Design and microservices. I was able to attend and I thought I would share my experience. Fervently writing notes during the sessions and now sharing them really helps to...
by David | Sep 29, 2015 | Clean code, Development
Today we’re not having a post on the soothing music of Enya but the Lazy<T> class in .Net 4.0. This is probably old news to most out there but I just found it recently (having learned that lazy loading is usually something to avoid, temporal...
by David | Jul 15, 2014 | Clean code, Development, Tooling, Tools
I got around to some cleaning today removing all our project warnings, yes you know which I mean, those nasty yellow things in the bottom of your Visual Studio screen every time you build. The ones we shrug at and say “well, they’re just warnings” 🙂...
