Recently, I had a task to display dependencies between project files according to some rules. I built a tree structure with all necessary information, but the most interesting part was to display it. In this post I will tell you about the easiest solution and maybe the best one I’ve found. If you are interested in, then welcome under the cut.
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Magic numbers in .NET
Numbers are all the way and around us. Here we will also talk about numbers. Moreover, in this post we will try to gather valuable constants for our knowledge. The main idea is to make a kind of handbook of interesting and useful numbers for .NET developers.
Touch typing
20% of efforts produce 80% of the results. And the other 80% of efforts produce only the 20% of results.
In other words, you have to spend only 20% of total time to learn something new and the last 80% you spend to become an expert. To learn touch typing you spend only one week of your life to achieve the same speed which was before. It becomes easier to type and you are getting faster and faster every next day. In this post I will tell you how to start and give you the basic tips and tricks to make your learning process easier. Challenge yourself to become more productive.
Zen of Unit Testing
Ability to write good unit tests is an important feature of any developer. But how to understand that your unit tests are correct? Good unit test is like a good chess game. In our case chessmen are the approaches which we are going to discuss in this post. There is no best chessman in a chess game because everything depends on the positions (and a player). Likewise, in unit testing you don’t have to distinguish only one approach. In other words, you should use all approaches together to get the best result. So, if you want to win this game, then welcome under the cut.
VIM for beginners (Part III)
This is the last post about VIM for beginners. You are on the way to become a VIM master. As you may found, this is not so easy to learn VIM and this is also talking about previous posts (part 1 and part 2). When you feel the power in your hands using VIM, you will want something more and this is what this post about. We’ll speak about some useful things you have to know before you can go by yourself. All topics will be discovered superficially in order to let you decide what you want.
VIM for beginners (Part II)
Ok, you read the previous post and decided to learn VIM and this is awesome. Let’s make sure you are doing it right. Your fingers got used to hjkl
navigation and you also know how to change modes from one to another. If it is true, so you are ready.
In this post we will speak about VIM language and consider some of VIM modes deeper.