This is something that Android would ostensibly do better at. You're able to get browsers with full ad-blocking capabilities there. I've had luck with Orion (notably on YouTube videos) on iOS, though. DNS and other…
I really like the built-in `.http` file clients in IntelliJ products. You can paste from CURL and copy to CURL, so interop with CLI commands is very easy. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/exploring-http-syntax.ht...
What's wrong with mocking concrete implementations? I've worked on pretty large-scale services with AWS and we did it all day everyday. I think it worked fine and don't know if adding an interface on top of them would…
Right, marking methods as virtual is the other route I saw. Are most C# codebases opting to do that rather than add interfaces? It feels weird to edit signatures like that for testability, but maybe it's just what I'm…
I spent a lot of time as a Java developer and have recently moved into a spot where I'm being asked to work with C#. A few things rub me the wrong way, and I'm wondering if it's just ignorance and / or me being stuck in…
This is something that Android would ostensibly do better at. You're able to get browsers with full ad-blocking capabilities there. I've had luck with Orion (notably on YouTube videos) on iOS, though. DNS and other…
I really like the built-in `.http` file clients in IntelliJ products. You can paste from CURL and copy to CURL, so interop with CLI commands is very easy. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/exploring-http-syntax.ht...
What's wrong with mocking concrete implementations? I've worked on pretty large-scale services with AWS and we did it all day everyday. I think it worked fine and don't know if adding an interface on top of them would…
Right, marking methods as virtual is the other route I saw. Are most C# codebases opting to do that rather than add interfaces? It feels weird to edit signatures like that for testability, but maybe it's just what I'm…
I spent a lot of time as a Java developer and have recently moved into a spot where I'm being asked to work with C#. A few things rub me the wrong way, and I'm wondering if it's just ignorance and / or me being stuck in…