An exploration of different approaches to partitioning lists in C#, including a discovery of how LINQ's GroupBy provides a simpler solution than custom partitioning logic.
A discussion on improving code readability by favoring positive conditional logic over negative branching, with practical examples using C# extension methods.
An exploration of a lesser-known feature of C# extension methods - their ability to be called on null instances, making them particularly useful for null-checking scenarios.
A pragmatic perspective on the concept of 'Blub' programming languages, arguing that while not perfect, they often provide the right balance of power and practicality for real-world development.
A reflection on technical interviews and the value of focusing on deeper discussions rather than basic coding exercises, accompanied by a LINQ-based FizzBuzz implementation.