Shawn Stoddard

C#, running, amateur radio, diving, space program, a little bit of everything

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@cur8orofearth @anishmoonka I got one of those empty boxes for Christmas that year. I still have the figures - all four of them - they came that summer in the mail - well loved and treasured.

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@iyoushetwt Brief, Turbo Pascal 3, Vi - editor wars were in full swing

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@KarenPayneMVP https://t.co/l4iY8z0FHh

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@davepl1968 How does the dragon book compare to the Alan Holub book Compiler Design in C?

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@davepl1968 I always loved using the debugger on a VT220.

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@mkristensen While we will definitely move to VS 2026, is .NET 10 going to be supported on VS 2022?

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@DamianEdwards While true, as organizations attempt to address more and more opportunities seem to keep popping up.

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@DamianEdwards Wouldn’t this open up a hole for malicious scripts?

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@nickchapsas I use it for selectively showing code for presentations as well as hiding commented out code during refactoring. Once I’m good the commented out code gets deleted - it’s in version control. Does it have a place in live code? Probably not.

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@turingpi Valentine

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@KarenPayneMVP Not concerned about resource exhaustion? Maybe use a factory to get the http client instance?

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@mjovanovictech How does it company to something like ArchUnit?

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@fiseni @terrajobst And Azure.Identity is usually flagged for vulnerabilities.

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@reverentgeek I like Refit.

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@freestylecoder Enjoyed your talk this morning. How does Aspire fit into the big picture?

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Wondering what can be done to address what I’m calling “package sprawl”. We saw it with JavaScript development and it’s alive and well in .NET as well. You shouldn’t need to include a package for basic tasks. Choose wisely when including packages in your application. #dotNET

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@Dave_DotNet I use them for validation. Very handy to prove understanding about runtime selection, etc.

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Wow! Always love seeing talks by @shanselman and friends like @stephentoub - going to be spending more time in several spaces #Build2024 #Microsoft

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@dotnet_frontend will there be a 2024 edition?

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@RickStrahl That’s what I ended up doing. It worked. At least it was my only issue in that application.