In a previous post, I discussed static abstracts in interfaces, and while it is quite a nice feature, it falls short in some corner cases – particularly in implicit type-conversions. I’m not sure if it should, but… it’s complicated. As an example, I will consider the concept of interchangeable units. Wouldn’t it be neat, if … Read more
I’m a ThinkPad user, and I have been for quite some years. One of my best arguments, is the TrackPoint, which I would argue, is missing on desktop computers. It has multiple modes such as scrolling etc. which, when used, switches the mouse cursor icon to show which mode is currently active. Though, an annoying … Read more
My recent projects list in Visual Studio is huge, so huge that it has become a annoying when I enter the Visual Studio Start Page.; it hangs and takes to respond. I create a lot of small projects in visual studio, and open a lot more. Every year I have around 300 C# projects from … Read more
In xUnit test cases can be parameterized using the attribute [InlineData] much like [Datarow] in MsTest. That is, instead of stating a [Fact], you can create a [Theory] and parameterize it, much like this example: Here we created four testcases using a general parameterized theory. This allows you to rapidly gain coverage without the boilerplate … Read more