Receiving feedback
A feedback should be given in a timely manner, should be driven by facts/data and should be based on specific behavior at specific time. Only this constitutes a feedback, that...
The Pain Button
Ray Dalio, the author of Principles, and the founder of Bridgewater Associates shared an idea of a pain button app. Something that helps you to notice a moment of great...
How to fail greatly at Customer Success
A short story about silos, McNamara checklist and a displeasure of seeing a great failure at customer success.
On reinventing the wheel
How many times you heard or read “Don’t reinvent the wheel”? And I don’t mean a specific feedback built on data, but a general statement. It might have resonated with...
How I built and run my e-shop for 0.7$/month using Azure Functions and a few more
This post summarizes my work in building a small online shop for providing my Polish course for Master of Aggregates..
All the optimizations that you can't use
It’s true. This blog post title is a bit sad. Still, it tries to show some cases that one needs to take into consideration when writing or designing a serializer....
CosmosDB and its limitations
It’s great when you can discuss advantages of a product. The even more important part to know is to know its limitations. What is possible and what is not. This...
Unexceptional non-blocking task-based flow control in .NET
This article shows in a simple way the foundation of libraries like DurableTask and its descendant Azure Durable Functions. It starts with the history of exception based flow control and...
Performance in .NET as commodity
This post is a short summary of my thoughts related to all the awesomeness that is being introduced to the .NET landscape, especially in regards to .NET Core (see Performance...
Enzyme is open
My serialization project Enzyme is open for educational purposes. You can find its sources in https://github.com/scooletz/enzyme. If you haven’t heard about it, in these two posts: post 1 and post...