Geoff Mazeroff

.NET Microsoft Is Breaking Your Code in C# 13 (via Nick Chapsas) Stop Using Primitives to Represent Domain Ideas in C# (via Nick Chapsas) Leadership 5 Traps to Avoid as You Gain Power as a Leader (via HBR) 3 Ways…

.NET Why Developers Hate “Clean Code” (via Nick Chapsas) Generative AI into ANY .NET App with SemanticKernel (via Nick Chapsas) The Blazor Competitor is Here! (via Nick Chapsas) Leadership 5 Signs Your One-on-Ones Aren’t Working (via HBR)

Communication The problem with being “too nice” at work (via TED) Much of the feedback we get tends to be positive rather than constructive. It can feel awkward to give critical feedback; however, the author mentions some of her studies…

.NET The Insane C# 13 Feature That Changes Everything (via Nick Chapsas) Tutorial: Create a Razor Pages web app with ASP.NET Core The tech stack I use at work is Angular + .NET Core, so I wanted to take a…

.NET “Stop Using Async Await in .NET to Save Threads” | Code Cop #018 (via Nick Chapsas) Swagger is Going Away in .NET 9! (via Nick Chapsas)

.NET Stop Using the Worst Way to Loop Lists in .NET! (via Nick Chapsas) Forget Grafana And Prometheus! Start With This. (via Nick Chapsas) Conflict 4 Common Types of Team Conflict — and How to Resolve Them (via HBR) Estimation…

.NET The New Collection Access Feature of C# 13 (via Nick Chapsas) C# 13 will have a new feature: implicit index access. Suppose you have an array (with four elements) and you want to get the last element. Your options…

.NET “Repositories in .NET Only Need Two Methods!” | Code Cop #017 (via Nick Chapsas) The code given as an example bundled repository retrieval as a predicate (e.g., Func<User, bool> predicate). The problem comes in translating that predicate into something…

.NET .NET 9 Fixed Exceptions but Still Don’t Use Them (via Nick Chapas)

.NET You Need to Update Your .NET Solution Files! (via Nick Chapsas) Business We Need More Calm Companies (via SWLW) Although this article enumerates several aspects of a “calm company,” the telling part was what the opposite — a “frenzied…