Introducing a minimalist in-memory message bus implementation for .NET that focuses on simplicity and understanding core messaging patterns.

A critique of the common practice of naming interfaces and their implementations with the Foo:IFoo pattern, exploring why this approach often indicates poor design thinking.

An exploration of Greg Young's perspective on IoC containers, questioning their necessity and examining simpler alternatives in software architecture.

A practical guide on why using string IDs in RavenDB is the better choice over integers, especially when dealing with indexes and routing in MVC applications.

A reflection on the value and pitfalls of architectural abstractions in software development, exploring when they add value and when they become unnecessary overhead.

A discussion on why using enums to drive behavior is an anti-pattern, and how object-oriented principles provide a better solution.