Be more productive with fewer keystrokes: Access modifiers
Only declare access modifiers if you do not want the default. This makes the code much more readable and succinct.
How to exclude test categories by default for ‘dotnet test’ CLI
Exclude test categories from "dotnet test" by default via a TestCaseFilter in your .runsettings file.
Creating POCOs from XSD with a Source Generator
How to write a source generator for generating POCOs from XSD files.
Record type gotcha with FluentAssertions 5
Use version 6+ of FluentAssertions when asserting equality of record types with collections in them.
Nuget Packaging Series 1: Including other projects’ output assemblies
How to include output assemblies from referenced projects in the same nuget package.
Nuget Packaging Series: Introduction
Multifaceted requirements for a nuget package are introduced, leading to a series of posts solving each one.
Gotcha with XmlDocument.Validate and XDocument.Load
TL;DR: XmlDocument.Validate is not a read-only operation. but changes the document tree. XDocument.Load(XmlReader) adds attributes, even if they are marked as unspecified.
Performance Optimization Guided By Benchmarks
This post is just a summary of a few things I learned about performance optimization of CPU-bound / memory-bound processes in C#/.NET.
I was able to accelerate two different low-level image processing algorithms by a factor of 10 while learning a lot and enjoying the process.
Benchmarking .NET code
Benchmarking correctly is hard.
BenchmarkDotNet makes it much easier.