Hardkoded

We didn’t get a (Google’s) Puppeteer release last month, but that doesn’t mean that we didn’t make good progress on Puppeteer-Sharp. [Read More]

I must admit that I love the way that Javascript evaluates truthy and falsy expressions. [Read More]

Pro Asynchronous Programming with .NET by Richard Blewett and Andrew Clymer was the third book on my list. [Read More]

Async in C# 5.0 by Alex Davies was the second book in the list. It was a recommended reading on the Concurrency in C# Cookbook, so I knew it was going to be a good one. [Read More]

Happy new year Puppeteerers! (Is that even a word?) [Read More]