Some collections of atoms named Felix & friends
In this article I will show you some interesting C# things that I found out during the last 10+ years as a .Net/C# developer. Some of them triggered some „aha moments” both for me and/or my team. Before I begin … Read More »
When issuing SOAP requests sometimes (for example when firing them from your custom created application) you are interested in how they look like, if the fields are all set and with the correct values. One approache is to see them … Read More »
Consider the following program: What do you think will happen when you compile it? Succeed? Wrong! It will fail. error CS0103: The name ‘vasile’ does not exist in the current context Why? The simplest answer would be that C# is … Read More »
Abstract Sometimes you have a dependency on a web service but unfortunately you can’t really access it or by any reason it is outside of your management; one example would be that you need to consume some 3rd party service but the … Read More »
I’ll try to keep it short, and define some guidelines for how to communicate using emails. I found these to be working and helped me communicate better and with greater impact. Start using skype/phone/in-person communication instead of emails when you need … Read More »
Când am fost angajat de către Premium acu’ vreo 10 ani, la o evaluare ochiometrică în Iași erau în total vreo 10-15 firme de IT. Fast-forward în prezent, după unele surse, Iași-ul are vreo 160 de astfel de firme care … Read More »
Referitor la Agile vs non-Agile, un prieten are o vorbă foarte faină. În non-Agile se strigă „Start!” și apoi toată lumea aleargă spre finalul maratonului unde se strigă ”Stop”. În Agile se strigă ”Start!”, lumea începe să alerge iar după 1000 … Read More »
Events in Javascript are often seen as a bit of an enigma. This is odd given that Javascript is very much an event driven language, but it is typically down to their complex nature and difficulty to debug. To this … Read More »
WinDbg is a multipurpose debugger for Microsoft Windows, distributed on the web by Microsoft. It can be used to debug user mode applications, device driver, and the operating system itself in kernel mode. It is a GUI application, but it … Read More »
In C# (and maybe other development platforms like Java, I don’t know) the strings are immutable, which means that every time you do an operation with strings (like +=) in fact the compiler actually creates a new string object to hold the … Read More »