Author Archives: Kevin Bronsdijk


The Perils of Overwork and High Performance

Reevaluating the Technical Interview Process.

Welcome to my latest blog post, where we explore the challenge faced by professionals: striking the delicate balance between overwork and delivering top-tier performance in the workplace

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Reevaluating the Technical Interview Process

Reevaluating the Technical Interview Process.

During the past few years, I have interviewed numerous software engineers. While the interview processes varied from formal to informal, one commonality was the lack of focus on hiring the best candidate. In this blog post, we’ll examine the current state of technical interviews and question the effectiveness of the prevalent emphasis on algorithmic problem-solving.

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2 Rider shortcuts you need to be using

Increase your test productivity with fluent style tests.

This article covers two essential Rider keyboard shortcuts that will help you out in your development workflow. Whether you are an experienced user or completely new to Rider, this article has something interesting for you.

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Writing fluent style tests in C#

Increase your test productivity with fluent style tests.

There are probably as many test styles as there are developers. And while diversity is a good thing, you most likely want your tests to have a consistent style.

Fluent style tests are ideal for creating structured, readable, and maintainable unit tests. This blog post will cover the implementation details.  

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Better test productivity with fluent style tests

Increase your test productivity with fluent style tests.

Within this blog post, I would like to show how fluent style tests can simplify and speed up test creation, increase code reuse, and improves readability.

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NuGet Consolidation Report using PowerShell

NuGet Consolidation Report

This post covers a script which allows you to report NuGet package version information over several packages.config files. Given that the tools currently available are slow, I’ve deiced to write this script to generate a simple report.

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Remove unreferenced files in Visual Studio projects

Remove references to missing files in visual studio

This post covers how to remove missing file references within a visual studio project file. Unfortunately, there isn’t anything available in visual studio; however, I was able to get things done with a little bit of PowerShell magic.

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