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Hey there.
I'm a pretty experienced .NET developer in most areas of development like WebForms, WPF, ASP.NET Web Applications and API's and so on.
I found myself doubting my knowledge and experience every time i join a new project and see things i have never seen
before as a programmer like weird files and file extensions, so many weird config file and .ini file, configpkg.settings files and
so many other things and programming approaches that i'm not familiar with like non-abstract classes that have methods
with no implementation without being abstract or an interface members.
Also seeing a lot of application setups, environment setups, core setups, xml config file and many other weird files that can't
really be ran or debugged, all internal class library projects.
More things, like powershell configuration and automation files.
And many more things that make me think i don't know enough, and it happens in every new project.
How do i research or tackle this?
Thanks.
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I'm a pretty experienced .NET developer in most areas of development like WebForms, WPF, ASP.NET Web Applications and API's and so on.
I found myself doubting my knowledge and experience every time i join a new project and see things i have never seen
before as a programmer like weird files and file extensions, so many weird config file and .ini file, configpkg.settings files and
so many other things and programming approaches that i'm not familiar with like non-abstract classes that have methods
with no implementation without being abstract or an interface members.
Also seeing a lot of application setups, environment setups, core setups, xml config file and many other weird files that can't
really be ran or debugged, all internal class library projects.
More things, like powershell configuration and automation files.
And many more things that make me think i don't know enough, and it happens in every new project.
How do i research or tackle this?
Thanks.
Continue reading...