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@BelloneDavide

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Turin, Italy
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    27 Oct 2021

    So, the official account shared some content I published.🤩 With a link to my blog 🤩🤩 OMG, this simple tweet made my day, my week, my month, or even my year (semi-cit) 😎

    With a simple alias you can simplify your code and make it more readable. gives us some good tips to simplify class usage with 'using' aliases. Check 'em out:
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  2. 2 hours ago

    ICYMI: "PostgreSQL CRUD operations with C# and Dapper"

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  3. 2 hours ago

    🌊 C# tip: use Ref keyword with Structs 🌊 Structs are value types. If you pass a Struct to a method, you're passing its value, not its reference. Every change to that Structs gets ignored once you leave the method. 👉 Use Ref to pass a Struct by Reference

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  4. 5 hours ago

    🎼 My daily song for you! 🎵 Respect by 🎤 Aretha Franklin Hope you'll like it! 🎶

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  5. 7 hours ago

    This time I will do it! AZ-204, I'm coming!

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  6. 9 hours ago

    Ah, I noticed that the "Download backpack" feature does not work. I added about 10 sessions to the schedule and 20 in the backpack, but when I download the docx file I can only see 3 of them. Who should I tag to raise the issue? Maybe ?

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  7. 9 hours ago

    It's not normal that I'm that excited about the upcoming ! I saw the sessions for this year and, wow 🤩 Tons of interesting sessions out there 😍

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  8. 10 hours ago

    Sharing is caring! 🤝 Have you found an interesting Tweet or Thread in the last few days? Share it here, and tell me WHY you found it interesting! 👇

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  9. 10 hours ago

    Are you still playing ?

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  10. 11 hours ago

    What's the Library with the weirdest name? (or with a name totally unrelated to the library usage)

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  11. 12 hours ago

    How do you clear you mind when you are working on a difficult task? How do you approach complex problems?

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  12. 22 hours ago

    It’s quite embarrassing for me that those guys represent Italy at Eurovision. Meh.

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  13. 23 hours ago

    Should I comment everything that happens at here in Turin? 😅😂

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  14. May 10

    Just read an article that suggest to “capitalize articles titles”. Without any sort of explanation. Am I the only one that things that titles like “How To Do This Thing” are useless, and “How to do this thing” is fine and more correct?

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  15. May 10

    “We shouldn’t focus on a single language, we should explore and learn others” How? Don't avoid books/articles about general topics (Design patterns, DDD) only bc they're using a different lang. Eg: as a C# dev, I sometimes read articles about DDD even if they're using JS.

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  16. May 10

    🎼 My daily song for you! 🎵 The Bare Necessities - From "The Jungle Book" by 🎤 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Hope you'll like it! 🎶

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  17. May 10

    , edition. Why not a Radio input? Or a dropdown list. Well, everything is better than explaining that if you uncheck the field you'll get a different format of API

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  18. May 10

    Brilliant! The same structure defined as Struct instead of Class can be a game-changer when considering performance and GC!

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    My pragmatic approach to them is always about reducing GC pressure. For example, this tree: struct TreeNode { int LeftIdx; int RightIdx; ... } List<TreeNode> _treeNodes; Notice LeftIdx and RightIdx are not of type TreeNode, instead they are ints. (continues...)
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  19. May 10

    📣 Hey folks, a new article is here! 📣 "C# Tip: Convert ExpandoObjects to IDictionary" Check it out here 👇

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  20. May 10

    Have you recently watched an interesting video? Share here the link! 📺 I also (well, mainly) want to hear what you've learned from it. 🔎 And don't forget to tag the author - feeling that someone appreciated his/her content can make his/her day!

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  21. May 9

    ICYMI: "First steps with asynchronous programming in C#"

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