What's a static abstract interface method in C#?
What are static abstract members (new in C# 11), what can we do with them, and how are they related to Math Generics? (part 1 of 3)
What's the point of points in scrum?
Points aren't hours, but they sorta represent hours. Or do they? 🤔 If you're as perplexed as I used to be, here's a few thoughts about points.
Why doesn't VS 2022 show my WinForms UI at design time?
Someone at work asked about whether we'd be able to use VS 2022 to work on our main WinForms app. It works just fine in VS 2019, so it should work in VS 2022, right? Except it doesn't. What we get is white screens of brokenness whenever we try to open a Form in the designer. But why?
Why do I need to install an extension just to copy/paste?
I was creating a document in Office365 the other day - something I've done a hundred times - but when I tried to paste with their custom right-click menu I was greeted with a popup telling me to download a browser addon. Well, that's weird.
What is Manifest V3 and why is Google pestering devs about it?
If you've ever dug into the underpinnings of a browser extension, or maybe even created one yourself, you've seen the manifest.json file that acts as a sort of usage guide for an extension. Not the kind of usage guide most people would want to read, but it's vital for
How do I move a subdirectory into its own git repository, with history?
Need to pull a subdirectory out of repo A and create a new repo B out with it? Including full history and branches? Okay, here's how.
Can I write my own HTML tags?
Can you create your own HTML tags? The answer is..... sorta. Yes and no. Not completely, but a little. Typical, I know.