Creating a Smart 'On Air' Light with Home Assistant - Part 1 Software Programming I’ve been working from home full time since March of 2020 (before that I was working from home two days a week for about a decade). Personally, I love not having to commute for half an hour just to sit at a computer somewhere else, along the flexibility being remote gives me to let the dog out, throw in a load of laundry over my lunch break, and pick up and drop off my kids from school.
Internal is your friend. Projects are interfaces. Oceans are battlefields. Software Programming .NET In addition to the great info about limiting the “blast radius” of your code, there was a segment in Steve Smith’s recent appearance on the .NET Rocks podcast where he discussed a pattern I really like when it comes to structuring .NET code: heavily using the internal keyword.
Organizing Your Code to Minimize the 'Blast Radius' Software Programming .NET I was recently listening to an episode of the .NET Rocks podcast with guest Steve “Ardalis” Smith and Steve articulated an issue I’ve tried to highlight in code reviews many times in the past in a very succinct way that I loved: you want to organize your code in such a way as to minimize the “blast radius” when you inevitably make a change.
