Before continue reading, please, note that the post, depending on your knowledge, might not contain a trick at all. This is just me trying to memorize something I've searched lots of time on Google. In case you use C# Automapper it could be useful to you too! »
This won't probably be a ground breaking news, but it's surely relevant if you work on Node.js. These days Node.js community is debating on how to integrate Promises into native methods... It seems the error-first callback style won't disappear anytime soon, but for the Promise aficionados a new utility is going to join the party; let's meet util.promisify. »
Code reuse is important, but if you're not careful it can make more damage than good to your application. In this post I explore one of a such cases, and provide an alternative, still DRY-compliant, solution. The strawberries? Just read the post. »
One of the hidden gems of git is the possibility for the developer to define his/her own alias for common (this is really up to you) commands. I do not use too much this feature, but have to admit that, it sometimes helps a lot into making some commands much more clear, and easy to remember... a such case is git unstage. »
Yep, your suspects are right... Yet another equivalent of JavaScript [feature] in C# post for the polyglot programmers out there. In this particular case we're going to explore C# LINQ equivalent of the most useful JavaScript array methods. »