Hello dev.to

So… here we go. This is my official “Hello World” post — but don’t worry, no actual Console.WriteLine("Hello World"); here. I've been building software professionally for quite a while now, mostly in the .NET/C# ecosystem (yes, I like my types strong and my GC invisible). After years of solving weird bugs, fighting legacy code, and explaining for the 100th time why "async void" is evil — I’ve decided to finally share some of the stuff I’ve learned. Not because I think I’m a guru (ew), but because too many “obvious” solutions out there… aren’t. And sometimes StackOverflow just gives you that one-liner with no context and you’re left with more questions than answers. Why post here? Because every time I run into a tricky issue or build something clever, I tell myself “Someone should write about this”… and that someone should probably be me. Also, if I have to explain the difference between IEnumerable and IQueryable one more time, I might just start charging consulting fees

Apr 12, 2025 - 19:21

So… here we go.
This is my official “Hello World” post — but don’t worry, no actual Console.WriteLine("Hello World"); here. I've been building software professionally for quite a while now, mostly in the .NET/C# ecosystem (yes, I like my types strong and my GC invisible).

After years of solving weird bugs, fighting legacy code, and explaining for the 100th time why "async void" is evil — I’ve decided to finally share some of the stuff I’ve learned. Not because I think I’m a guru (ew), but because too many “obvious” solutions out there… aren’t.
And sometimes StackOverflow just gives you that one-liner with no context and you’re left with more questions than answers.

Why post here?

Because every time I run into a tricky issue or build something clever, I tell myself “Someone should write about this”… and that someone should probably be me.

Also, if I have to explain the difference between IEnumerable and IQueryable one more time, I might just start charging consulting fees