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• [85] Constraints Help Get Things Done
• [84] I've been LARPing as an entrepreneur for the past 2 years
• [83] Q2'23 Music Challenge Results
• [82] Writing Code is Writing
• [81] Tickets are the Shared Memory of Your Organization
• [80] Twitter Tracking Cards
• [79] Writing Everyday Will Make You a Better Writer
• [78] Sales Funnel Thinking Using Terminology
• [77] The Final Leveling Up Roundup
• [76] On Writing 250 Words per Day
• [75] Leveling Up on Linq
• [74] Leveling Up on Null Conditional Operators
• [73] Leveling Up on Nullable Reference Types
• [72] Leveling Up on Local Functions
• [71] Leveling Up in Covariant Return Types
• [70] Leveling Up with Target Typed new()
• [69] Leveling Up in Pattern Matching (Part 2)
• [68] Leveling Up in Pattern Matching (Part 1)
• [67] Leveling Up in the Record Type
• [66] Leveling Up in Modern C#
• [65] Write Code Early and Iterate
• [64] Inspiration is the Sincerest Form of Flattery
• [63] The Magical Multi-Platform Pipeline Writer
• [62] Unlocking a Yahoo Account for $12.95 per Month
• [61] Using SQLite as a Static CMS
• [60] A Good Debugger Saves You Buckets of Time
• [59] Trying Out the Atomic Essay Format
• [58] How Many Subscriptions Does Your Family Have?
• [57] Command Line Interface Programs are the new MVP
• [56] What is the Difference Between a Repository and a DAO?
• [55] Your Budget is Killing DevOps
• [54] How Many Times Are You Going to Lock the Database
• [53] Running the Same Job Again Ain't Gonna Fix It
• [52] Immutable Deployments for Legacy Environments
• [51] Developing Great Code is Not About the Code
• [50] Development Teams Don't Want to Learn DevOps
• [49] DevOps has a Problem and Your Company is not Going to Fix It
• [48] You Aren't Gonna Need It - Right Now!
• [47] Using SQLite as a Read-Only Replica
• [46] Conversational UI is not an Optimal Interface for Users
• [45] Unit Test Templates to Make Your Life Easier
• [44] The Value of Writing Code to the Writer
• [43] Expanding My Musical Horizons: An Experiment
• [42] Saying goodbye to GitHub Pages and hello to Blogstatic
• [41] Using a Bullet Journal and Autofocus for Getting Things Done
• [40] Content Costs Money and This is How Much I Would Have Paid to View it All Last Month
• [39] Should You Use Parameter Prefixing?
• [38] TAOCP: Volume 1, Chapter 1 - Basic Concepts, 1.2.1 Mathematical Induction
• [37] You Don't Need Big Tools You Just Need to Get the Project Done
• [36] TAOCP: Volume 1, Chapter 1 - Basic Concepts, 1.1 Algorithms
• [35] TAOCP: Volume 1, Notes on the exercises
• [34] Many Software Companies are *NOT* a joke
• [33] The Art of Computer Programming Series
• [32] Parameter Null Checking is Gone Before it Even Arrived
• [31] C# 11 Simplified Parameter Null Checks
• [30] Calling IEnumerable.Count() is a Code Smell
• [29] Arrange/Act/Assert (Writing Unit Tests Part #2)
• [28] Step-by-Step Strategy for Writing Unit Tests (Part #1)
• [27] 2022 03 19 defining a full test suite for command line applications
• [26] Tickets are a Reliable Lead Measure for Software Delivery
• [25] Tracking a Daily Coding Habit with the GitHub Contributions Graph
• [24] Responding to Don't Track Bugs, Fix Them
• [23] Runbooks Document the Failures in Your System
• [22] How I Learned to Live with Nullable Reference Types
• [21] Write Useful Log Messages
• [20] Every Program You Write Needs a Log (Debug Rule #3)
• [19] Initialize Members Together (Debug Rule #2)
• [18] Show Me with Temporary Variables (Debug Rule #1)
• [17] Bull's Eye: The Power of Focus
• [16] Making Runbooks Available
• [15] Making Runbooks Viewable
• [14] Don't Hate Your Ticketing System
• [13] Writing a Runbook
• [12] Minimum Viable Jekyll Website
• [10] Unit Testing System.IO
• [9] Using Spectre.Console for CLI
• [8] C# Project Layout
• [7] Runbook Compiler
• [6] YAML Runbooks
• [5] Two Favorite C# 10 Features
• [4] Phases of DevOps Adoption
• [3] GitHub Pages Hidden Files
• [2] New Keyword Interview Question
• [1] Keep it Simple Stupid
• [0] Zero Based Blog