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Keep it simple, stupid.

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Tech blog for the YouTube channel "Keep it simple, stupid." where I build real-world .NET C# applications. Clean, well-architected apps.

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KIKeep it simple, stupid.kisstupid.hashnode.devApr 2, 2024 · 6 min read

The Role of JavaScript in Blazor WASM

I have heard the following statement multiple times: "Blazor's (C#) code is transpiled to JavaScript code to run in the browser..." While this is not correct, that thought is not too far-fetched for multiple reasons: In the past there have been re...

KIKeep it simple, stupid.kisstupid.hashnode.devFeb 13, 2024 · 2 min read

When HR makes software engineering tests

Cultural fit? As a software developer, this should be my only politically loaded, public post on LinkedIn... I just declined a "technical" test for a software role due to it becoming my second encounter with TestGorilla, a Dutch HR company that makes...

KIKeep it simple, stupid.kisstupid.hashnode.devNov 18, 2023 · 2 min read

My secret to advancing software skills

As mentioned in my previous posts, working together with an experienced developer or on your own hobby projects can rapidly improve your software skills. However, this learning curve also flattens after a while. Without proper guidance, while develop...

KIKeep it simple, stupid.kisstupid.hashnode.devNov 14, 2023 · 3 min read

2 growth hacks to boost your software skills

In my experience, the two most impactful actions you can take to boost your developer journey, are: building hobby projects; learning from a relevant peer developer. If you can find the time to build hobby projects, it's highly recommended! This ...

KIKeep it simple, stupid.kisstupid.hashnode.devNov 7, 2023 · 3 min read

One of the great killers of software projects

One of the great killers of software projects, its potential and the commitment of (future) assigned developers, is going fast and making a mess in the process. The video at the bottom, describes tactical vs. strategical programming in a nutshell. Wh...