Month: April 2018
In Defense of the SOLID Principles
From posts that politely offer their criticisms to others that outright deem them “for dummies,” it seems that bashing the SOLID principles is all the rage nowadays. The fact that...
Quickly assess your .NET code compliance with .NET Standard
Yesterday evening I had an interesting discussion about the feasibility of migrating parts of the NDepend code to .NET Standard to ultimately run it on .NET Core. We’re not yet...
Moq: A Detailed Look at Its Code Quality
In case you haven’t seen it, I’ve been doing a series of research-oriented posts for this blog. This is going to be in the same vein but focused on the...
On the Superiority of the Visual Studio Dark Theme
When I downloaded the newest version of NDepend, something wonderful awaited me. Was it support for the latest .NET Core version? The addition of checks for ubiquitous language for DDD...
C# 8.0 Features: A Final Glimpse Of The Future
It was not that long ago when we published our first post about the future of C# 8.0 and the probable features it’s getting. On the first post, we covered...