Great must-read programming books for developers that you should read in 2019
As I have done for the past 3 years, I will again this year create a list of my favourite books on software development. As seen »
Aspects about Scrum that I dislike and bad implementations of it
I have recently written two posts on Scrum. The first one was on mistakes I had seen people (myself included) make when practicing scrum [https://peterdaugaardrasmussen. »
Mocks vs stubs, the pros and cons of frameworks vs implementations
I will go right to the point here. In the title I have used the term "stub" in its broad sense. What I really »
C# - Structs vs classes (reference vs value type) and when to use what
I never use structs - there I have said it. Not because I don't like them or feel they have no use, but I »
C# - What does boxing and unboxing mean?
In this blogpost I will try to make a simple to understand description and example of boxing and unboxing. In order to understand what boxing and »
C# - tasks vs threads, what is the difference between threads and tasks? - updated 2023
I had a discussion a couple of weeks ago about tasks and threads. It occurred to me that I had rarely used threads and mostly used »
The good things about scrum and why scrum can be great
I recently wrote a post on Scrum mistakes that I have seen practiced throughout my career [https://peterdaugaardrasmussen.com/2018/09/27/top-10-scrum-mistakes-that-you-should-avoid/] . At first I »
I now have a 100 visitors every day (average on a week)
My blog now has over 100 visitors per day. This is quite a milestone when you start from 0 and build your way up. My blog »
Resharper - How to avoid "Name <name> does not match rule 'types and namespaces'. Suggested name is ..."
You are probably here because you got tired of Resharper telling you what to do. I wrote this because I am often using the abbreviation " »
C# - How to break an async/await chain when calling something that is not asynchronous
I have sometimes found myself - at the end of a long chain of using async/await - calling something that is not using async. Sometimes »