Hardkoded

Hacking the browser with puppeteer sharp slides. .NET conf AR 2018 [Read More]

One year ago today I pushed my first commit to the Puppeteer-Sharp repo. As most “first commits” it was a small commit, adding the readme and the gitignore, but that commit marked the beginning of a year full of learned lessons. [Read More]

A few days ago, I had to implement a new feature on Puppeteer-Sharp. The library needed to be able to send emojis through its typing simulation. Trying to send and read an 👹 from a WebSocket might be quite confusing. You could get an □ on the other side or... [Read More]

I remember implementing git in my team. I think it was more than 6 years ago. At that time, A successful git branching model by Vincent Driessen was required reading if you wanted to learn how to work with git effectively. Since then, I’ve been following the “Git Flow” style.... [Read More]

I know that changing how internfaces work in C# would be something hard to accomplish, and its implementation is quite “by the book”. But let me dream for a while and share this idea. [Read More]