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Logger design decisions

Published on Saturday, December 9, 2023 In Code Tags #dotnet

Let's talk about rolling file providers implementations...

Clean code & ReverseString

Published on Sunday, October 1, 2023 In Code Tags #dotnet#perf

In his latest video, Nick Chapsas is reviewing various C# advises. The one we will be talking is about Keep it simple stupid, and starts but comparing two implementation of the same function.

Stack on the stack

Published on Sunday, September 24, 2023 In Code Tags #dotnet#perf

ref struct have been introduced with C# 7.2 to give us some optimizations opportunities. So let's try to implement a ref struct Stack and see how it goes.

Hello, World!

Published on Sunday, September 10, 2023 In Code Tags #dotnet#learn

There is no better way to (re)start a blog about coding than with hello, world.

ReadOnlyObservableCollection

Published on Monday, June 1, 2009 In Programming Tags #dotnet

What is the point on observing changes on a collection that is ReadOnly?

Well, I guess it is all in the name: you cannot change it but you can still know what is happening to it.

In framework 1.0 & 1.1, you had no ReadOnly implementation visible. You could create ReadOnly instances by calling static methods. I guess it was decided that it is clearer to explicitly expose the Collection as ReadOnly in the signature of the property itself, than having to read the documentation to discover it.