Author Pawel BejgerPosted on 2 Comments on Example of just-in-time design : Refactor to Open-Closed Programming is an art of finding the right balance between making software insufficiently flexible and overly complicated. If your code is of poor quality it is usually not easy to … Continue reading “Example of just-in-time design : Refactor to Open-Closed”
Author Pawel BejgerPosted on 16 Comments on Threading in C#: 7 Things you should always remember about Have you ever spent a few hours on trying to debug a non-deterministic problem occurring in your multi-threading application? If so, then you should definitely read this article. If not … Continue reading “Threading in C#: 7 Things you should always remember about”
Author Pawel BejgerPosted on 19 Comments on 6 more things C# developers should (not) do For all wondering what are the things a C# developer should and should not do. As the continuation of my previous post 8 Most common mistakes C# developers make I … Continue reading “6 more things C# developers should (not) do”
How often do you express your disbelief when browsing through someone’s code saying out loud “Omg, that’s real spaghetti code…” ? Probably quite often. And how sure are you that … Continue reading “Top 9 qualities of clean code”
Author Pawel BejgerPosted on 119 Comments on 8 Most common mistakes C# developers make While working with (young) C# programmers I’ve noticed that some mistakes are being repeated by almost every one of them. These are mostly the mistakes, which once you point them, … Continue reading “8 Most common mistakes C# developers make”
Author Pawel BejgerPosted on 24 Comments on Top 4 qualities of a good software developer Have you ever wondered whether you can consider yourself a good software developer? If so, you probably also wondered what it means to be a good software programmer. What are … Continue reading “Top 4 qualities of a good software developer”
