This article speaks the truth. I still love the art of writing software and doing a good job at it. Thanks @ardalis.com for linking this

Both for me. I try to go functional when I can. I find it simplifies things alot for me.

Just though I should add, I spent some time and blazor on my m4 Max just doesn't work right. Sometimes I have to restart chrome to see my changes ☹️. I fired up an old Dell with windows 11 and a core i5 and those things just aren't there.🤯 Can someone make sense of this for me

I think AspNetCore is chefs kiss and C# is great but this blazor business has potential but isn't there yet. 😒

I've been programming for 20+ years and using C# for 15 of those years. I have very little "memorized" because it truly serves little purpose after some foundational things that just become muscle memory.

What are your thoughts? How much do you go out of your way to memorize?

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