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Between Two Stacks: The Consequences of a Data-Less Decision

We've been having an ongoing debate in our team about what archicture to use to implement our new enterprise-level application. There are two possible solutions, one familiar, one fast, but we can't seem to reach a conclusion as to which to use. A lack of applicable data is forcing us

Ten Commandments For Naming Your Code

> There are only two hard things [http://martinfowler.com/bliki/TwoHardThings.html] in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. > -- Phil Karlton Naming things is hard. Image taken from [How to Name Things](http://slidedeck.io/hoontw/naming-things), used under [license](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)As

The Lean Waterfall: When Waterfall Looks Like Agile

I met a new team member (we'll call him Jerry) in our department today, and he offhandedly mentioned something that blew my mind. We're on the verge of a sea change in my organization, and only now am I becoming aware that the Agile process I thought I'd been doing

Serializing Enums in ASP.NET Web API

Let's see three solutions to serializing enumerations in ASP.NET Web API. Sample project included!

How My 5-Year-Old Taught Me The Value Of Pair Programming

I'm really good at thinking about problems, since thinking in general is a big part of my day-to-day job. In fact, I've gotten so proficient at thinking about problems that over thinking them is a real, pervasive issue for me; I can easily miss something that's quite obvious to the

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