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 »
C# - How to mock a HttpClient dependency for tests - updated 2023
In this post I will go through how you can mock the HttpClient class in C#. This is often needed as almost everything we develop these »
Google search console - Failed: Soft 404, how I fixed this issue for my website
I recently found out that I had a soft 404 on one of my "tag" pages [https://peterdaugaardrasmussen.com/tag/error/], which are pages »
Visual studio - How to easily create a new GUID directly in Visual Studio - Updated 2022
Previously this guide was only on using nguid with the Resharper extensions, I have extended it to include C# Interactive, which you can use without any »
C# - Iterate through all items in a list In parallel and wait for them all to finish
You can easily iterate through each item in a list, run a function on each and wait for all to finish. All you have to do »
Top 10 scrum mistakes that you should avoid, that I have seen practiced
I have been part of many scrum teams in my years as a consultant and recently as an employee. In this post I will share some »
Must know Visual studio shortcuts and keybindings to increase your performance
In this post I will share some of my favourite and performance optimising shortcuts. These shortcuts make life easier as a developer and may reduce some »
C# - What are object initializers and what do they do?
I had a conversation the other day on the topic of object initializers and what they do. In this post I will briefly elaborate on what »
Book review - Release It by Michael T. Nygard
During my studies for a Master's degree I read a lot of books. Sometimes good books and sometimes books that seem to be written »
How to get past frustrating and annoying programming issues as a developer (updated for 2022)
Starting out programming can be daunting. Sometimes you will find yourself hitting a wall again and again and you might sit for hours looking at the »