With every version of .NET, a sleuth of features, enhancement, upgrades, quality of life tweaks, etc. are added. Here's the list to keep an eye on.
Every year, we've got dozens of blog posts and YouTube videos about great features that really do look like either quality of life upgrades or essential game changers. Either way, I forget about some of them for years. And then one day, I'm like “DAMN, THAT'S SO GOOD!” Why did I forget about that!
This list attempts to ameliorate that somewhat so that when we go Gold..,RTM…GA…LTS/STS…final, I can come back and say YES, it made it, let's use it.
The internet creation of the TL;DR is an interesting concept that's quite popular and used wrong most of the time. Like so many things, it's probably too late to fix.
In a constant struggle to get it just right, where perfection is the enemy of...everything. This is an essay into putting it all out there, whether ready or not.
What do you do when you can't store your data in Azure storage tables, but the tech is exactly what you. You move on. Just kidding. Let's talk about it.
Most companies that you'll work for love to say how "we're all family." This is true of small businesses and large corporate enterprises. Here's what I've shared with my kids as they enter the workforce and why.
EF Core is great. And on an everyday basis, it you can zipp by and get shit done. But, then you need some help and what ought to be easy (and maybe is), you have no idea (or forgot) how to do it.
People love to ring the alarm about Pre-Optimization but expect over-architecting. Another example of followers just regurgitating what a popular/well-respected dev says [one day].
Didn't know that you had a catch-all, did you? How long did it take you to find this insidious little error? 3 days for me. The second time I was looking for it.