by Chad Michel | Apr 10, 2018 | Software Engineering
Previously, we have discussed the silly arguments of tabs versus spaces, squash versus no-squash merges, and constructor injection versus service locator. Now it’s time to talk about var. When I first found var in .NET 3.5 SP1, I thought they had ruined .NET. This...
by Chad Michel | Apr 3, 2018 | Software Engineering
Previously in this series, we have discussed the silly arguments of tabs versus spaces and squash versus no-squash merges. Now we are moving on to constructor injection versus service locator. Sometimes both sides of an argument are valid, and often you are picking...
by Chad Michel | Mar 28, 2018 | Software Engineering
Previously in this series, we discussed the silly argument of tabs versus spaces. Now we are moving on to squash merge versus no squash merge. Before getting into this topic, we should cover branching in Git. Git is a source control system created by Linus Torvalds....
by Chad Michel | Mar 20, 2018 | Software Engineering
In our industry there are conversations (arguments, really) that probably aren’t very fruitful. Some of these can include: Tabs vs Spaces Squash merge vs no squash merge git branching strategy var or not to var Constructor injection vs dependency injection...
by Chad Michel | Mar 8, 2018 | Software Engineering
Our Software Design and Development Clinics focus on teaching engineers the real-world development skills that will make them more productive and effective. Part of the class is Doug and I covering several topics, but we try to have a real focus on actually doing...
by Chad Michel | Jan 31, 2018 | Software Engineering
On January 24th, Doug spoke at our Vogon Poetry Reading about Azure Service Fabric. This technology is something that we are very bullish on as the future of hosting. Why do we like “the Fabric”? The programming model closer mimics how we currently write...
