Analyzes whether using the 'readonly' modifier in C# leads to performance improvements by examining generated IL and JIT code.
Analyzes the claim that AI will replace human programmers in five years, examining current AI coding benchmarks and limitations.
Explains a fourth type of statistical weight for dual-frame surveys, addressing overlap to avoid double-counting in population estimates.
Argues that copyleft software licenses are not inherently more restrictive than permissive ones, challenging a common misconception in open source.
Developer builds an import feature for a SaaS journaling app and handles dependency updates in this coding episode.
A guide to building a fluent API in C# for awaiting multiple asynchronous calls and retrieving their results in a strongly-typed, elegant manner.
Explores the development of AI-powered typography tools that assist designers with font selection, spacing, and layout to create more empathetic and accessible designs.
Explains how to configure darkman to expose dark/light mode preferences via the xdg-desktop-portal API on Linux.
FDO bans Hyprland maintainer Vaxry for toxic behavior, sparking public debate about community conduct and enforcement in open-source projects.
Explains how to add deconstructors to third-party C# types using extension methods, enabling tuple deconstruction for unmodifiable code.
A study guide for the Microsoft AI-900 Azure AI Fundamentals exam, covering AI workloads, machine learning, and generative AI.
A web developer recounts a bug where moving a submit button outside its HTML form broke functionality, and how they fixed it using the form attribute.
Explores a surprising C# compiler warning when using pattern matching with nullable properties, revealing edge cases in static analysis.
An update on vdirsyncer's sync algorithm improvements, including status handling, error categorization, and auto-creation of collections.
C# 13 may allow the use of 'ref' and 'unsafe' in iterators and async methods, addressing current limitations with references and spans.
An interview with the creators of Skip.tools, discussing their Swift-to-Kotlin transpiler for building native Android and iOS apps from a single SwiftUI codebase.
Benchmarking ClickHouse's performance on a high-end Intel i9-14900K workstation using a 1.1 billion row NYC taxi trip dataset.
A guide to creating a custom Tree-sitter grammar for the Djot markup language, covering advanced topics like external scanners and syntax highlighting.
Introducing NCronJob, a lightweight .NET job scheduler library that sits between BackgroundService and full-featured schedulers like Hangfire.
Overview of bUnit v2, a major update to the Blazor unit testing library, covering new features, breaking changes, and API refinements.
