This article is originated from Michael Shpilt’s blog, Michael’s Coding Spot. Deck the halls with boughs of holly, it’s that time of the year again! The end of the year
This post was first published in Michael’s Coding Spot, and is the base for our upcoming LINQ debugging webinar. LINQ is one of my
I hate bugs, and used to hate debugging. That’s why I started Ozcode. Now, with Ozcode Production Debugger, debugging is a breeze.
Conditional breakpoints allow setting conditions which dictate when the breakpoint will be hit and when it will be skipped over by the debugger.
A selection of guides on how to approach debugging your code, how to actually solve certain bugs in C# and what tools you can
Unit tests are the foundational element in the testing pyramid. In theory, codebases should have more of those than any other kind. Fortunately unit
Debugging exceptions in C# can be tricky. Ozcode Visual Studio extension adds a set of tools that point you right to the problem.
There was once a computer programmer. There had been programmers before this one and there were programmers after him. In that way he wasn’t
Our team just got back from Seattle and Microsoft’s annual Build conference—and what a trip it was. Aside from connecting with the developer community
Microsoft’s iconic Build conference is just 5 days away! We’ll be there showing OzCode to the masses and giving away some awesome T-shirts and
Every dev Team Lead knows (but will never admit): We rarely deliver on time, and we can never fully quantify how much time we
Famed computer scientist Donald Kunth once wrote that premature optimization is the root of all evil. I dare say that the problems the famed
