Category: Tech Advice

This section is aimed at people with some intermediate to advanced technical experience, such as tech enthusiasts and professionals, or people who simply would like to expand their knowledge of computing technologies. The topics include information on how to write code, overview of inner workings of your smartphone, concrete steps that need to be taken to become a software developer, best coding practices and other interesting subjects.

The majority of articles focus on software development, especially .NET stack.

Python vs. Java: Uses, Performance, Learning

Python vs. Java: Uses, Performance, Learning In the world of computer science, there are many programming languages, and no single language is superior to another. In other words, each language is best...

SignalR vs gRPC on ASP.NET Core – which one to choose

A while ago, when ASP.NET Core didn’t even exist, Microsoft has created a library for .NET Framework-based ASP.NET that enabled a two-way communication between the clients and a server in real time....

What Are Algorithms & Why Are They Important

Recently, we have published an article on why it’s important for any software developer to know algorithms. This time, we will go back to basics and explain what an algorithm is. The...

An easy way to learn design patterns in software development

Design patters is something that you will need to get familiar with as a programmer who works with object oriented languages. And this is primarily because they represent well-defined solutions to common...

How to unit test your C# code properly

Before the code your wrote can go out of the door and get released, it needs to be sufficiently tested. And unit tests are something that will validate that the smallest atomic...

Why you need dependency inversion in C#

Knowing a programming language doesn’t make you a software developer. Absolutely every software developer who works with any object oriented language need to be familiar with SOLID principles.For those who are new...

Importance of interface segregation principle in C#

If you are a software developer primarily working with object-oriented programming languages, you absolutely must be familiar with SOLID principles. Nothing will help you to write clean code as much as SOLID...

Liskov substitution principle in C#

Every programmer who works with object-oriented programming languages absolutely must know SOLID principles, which are the following: Single responsibility principle Open-closed principle Liskov substitution principle Interface segregation principle Dependency inversion principle In...

Why open-closed principle is important

SOLID design principles is something that every software developer must know, especially if the developer mainly uses object oriented programming paradigm. SOLID is an acronym. For those who aren’t familiar with the...

Why you must use single responsibility principle

Every software developer who uses object-oriented programming languages needs to be familiar with SOLID software design principles and know how to apply them in their daily job. For those who aren’t familiar...

Scientific Programmer is the place where you can learn about scientific approach to software development.

The process of software development and conducting scientific experiments are very similar. The only difference is that, in software development, iterations are usually a lot quicker than they are in science. So, understanding how science works will definitely help in your software development career.

Unfortunately, many new programmers, especially self-taught ones, often go through unnecessary struggle in their programming tasks, and it’s all because they haven’t been taught how to solve problems the way science has done for centuries.

So, the main purpose of this website is to teach programmers how to apply scientific thinking in the context of their work and to teach scientists how to program, in case any of them would want to acquire some in-demand technical skills.

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