We are at the Web 2.0 Expo in New York City! If you see a bunch of people in white T-shirt with the pattern below tomorrow, come and say hi!

He taught us “design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” He taught us the mantra of “focus and simplicity”, that you have to “work hard to get your thinking clean to… Continue reading ‘Steve, thank you.’ →

This post is a response to Ugly Case Statements, where Sunny tackles the problem of running separate code for each element of an enumeration. I’d like to suggest another alternative to handle this. First, I’m not convinced yet that the… Continue reading ‘Attaching custom attributes to an enumeration’ →

I had been a Firefox fan for as long as I could remember. When it first came out, I thought its simplicity, compared to the other stuff *cough IE*, was brilliant. Firefox made browsing easy. But over time, they kept… Continue reading ‘Lesson from Firefox to Chrome’ →

So the other day I was going through some old C# code and encountered a giant wall of text in a function. What I mean is that I saw a giant switch-case statement that must have spanned a couple pages… Continue reading ‘Ugly case statements’ →