Increase your debugging skills with DebuggerDisplay
In Visual Studio, when debugging, the Watch-window uses the ToString()-method of the item you want to explore. When watching a complex type like a class, this might not give you much [...]
LINQ is cool, but why?
I’ve got to use LINQ a fair bit lately. Not to query a database, but on lists with LINQ To Object. Here’s a little test I did using the Aggregate [...]
First .NET Core – .NET Standard experience
The question I had was “What is exact the difference between .NET Core and .NET Standard (and when to use it)?” and “Why should we migrate?”. So, the best way [...]
A humble lesson in maintainability
A while back I needed to process some data that came from a webservice, a weather API. As you may know, these services usually have far more data then you [...]