The JavaScript Trick That Made My Website React to Keyboard Shortcuts Like an App
How I gave my static site app-like powers with just a few clever lines of JavaScript
Do You Live in Too Much House?
Do You Live in Too Much House?
Strength-Training Equipment: Decoded
Machines vs. free weights vs. bands: what’s best?
The Past is Gone
But my brain thinks it’s important to revisit far too much
Top 5 Supermarket Pet Peeves
Grumpy old man rant
Preparing for the .NET 10 GC (DATAS)
This article is cross-posted from Maoni's blog post original Medium article Preparing for the .NET 10 GC by permission. Preparing for the .NET 10 GC In .NET 9 we enabled DATAS by default. But .NET 9 is not an LTS relea
Crow’s Feet: Life as We Age Newsletter
Crow’s Feet: Life as We Age Newsletter
Windows Runtime API design principles around read-write properties: Idempotence and self-assignment
Objects in the Windows Runtime can have properties, and those properties could be read-only or read-write. For read-write properties, there are a few general principles. Today we're going to look at this one: Setting a property to its current value is legal and has no effect.¹ For example: // C# o
