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10 features in C# that you really should learn (and use!)

24.11.201609.12.2016 / hownot2code / 12 Comments

If you start exploring C# or decide to expand your knowledge, you should learn these useful language features, which will help you to simplify the code, avoid errors and save a lot of time.
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Collection of cheat sheets for programmers

29.09.201606.09.2018 / hownot2code / 13 Comments

Even the most experienced programmers aren’t able to remember all CSS properties or a correct way to write all commands. That’s why it’s always useful to have a cheat sheet at hand in the bookmarks of a browser.

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