A year ago, during the startup of a new project, I wrote a series about scrum and the context around a scrum project. The project is now can finished and it’s time for a retrospective, evaluating what worked well and what didn’t. The major impression is that the project and the way we used scrum… Continue reading Scrum Series Retrospective
More on this in JavaScript
There’s more to this in JavaScript than I showed last time. Time for more details on methods, closures and the global object. This is a direct continuation of the this in JavaScript vs C# post. If you haven’t already read it, I suggest that you read it before continuing here. More on Methods Last time… Continue reading More on this in JavaScript
this in JavaScript vs C#
Coming from C#/C++/Java, the usage of the this keyword in JavaScript is confusing. This is my attempt to explain it, in C# terms (with C# being very close to C++ and Java). I’ve thought of writing this post a long time, but it’s just now, when reading JavaScript: The Good Parts that I’ve finally understood it… Continue reading this in JavaScript vs C#
Internet Detox: Going Offline for a Week
I just came back from a week’s vacation. A week I spent without Internet. I didn’t even bring a smart phone. It was a personal experiment and a great experience. This post contains no code samples, nor any software project experiences. It is just a personal reflection on the life online and what it do… Continue reading Internet Detox: Going Offline for a Week
Creating an Empty List<AnonymousType>
This post is written by guest blogger Albin Sunnanbo. He’s a great friend and source of inspiration and also one of the best developers I know. It was Albin that first introduced me to LINQ, EF Migrations and jQuery that I now use daily. Sometimes you use Tuple<T1, T2> in C# to store results of… Continue reading Creating an Empty List<AnonymousType>