Hello World - beauty & science

Hello World... 👶

1 bit about me:

My name is Yonatan Fedaeli, and I'm a software engineer with over 10 years of experience in the hi-tech industry.

Over the years I've designed & developed many projects, and led solutions for complex challenges in several languages and technologies, such as: Java, PHP, Ruby, C++, MVC and many more…, but my main love is C# .Net, with a great passion to software architecture & design, performance & debugging.

As an engineer, I believe we should professionally experience in different languages, in both server-side & client-side frameworks, and I'm always in a quest of becoming a better developer… and believe we should not be afraid to learn new technologies.

I've started this blog for myself…

After leading and participating in many different projects, I've gained some useful knowledge and most times created relevant documentations and demos, so I've decided to edit some of them and to present in this blog, mainly for myself, but hopefully others might find them helpful as well.

I'm a great believer in continues learning in life, and especially in our industry, so as such I hope to learn from this experience, and to sharpen my skills and knowledge in C# .Net different technologies.

For this purpose, I've humbly gathered a list of some of the interesting topics I've encountered and practiced in the past, describing what I believe senior developers should know and experience.

Naturally, I couldn’t describe every topic in software engineering, but hopefully in time, I could enlarge it as much as possible, and provide relevant information.

I'll appreciate your feedback.

Popular Articles

S.O.L.I.D – The Principles of Object Oriented Design Abstract In this post, and in the following 6 posts (described later on), I'd like to write a bit about The Principles of Obje... .Net Garbage Collection (GC) Abstract In this post I'd like to write about .Net Garbage Collector (GC), its characteristics, algorithm, different mech... Software Design Smells Abstract In this article I’d like to write about Software Design Smells. In the SOLID – The Principles of Object Oriented De... .Net Type Internals   In this post:   Introduction   · .Net managed environment   ·   Virtual Add... Sync Block Index (SBI) \ Object Header Word Introduction When observing .Net Reference Type - Memory Layout, we'll notice that each reference type contains additional ... S.O.L.I.D – The Interface Segregation Principle (ISP) This article is the 6th of a series of seven articles I wrote... As a prerequisite, please read the first 2 articles: 1. SOLID - The Principles of ObjectOriented Design... S.O.L.I.D – The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) This article is the 3th of a series of seven articles I wrote... As a prerequisite, please read the first 2 articles: 1. SOLID - The Principles of ObjectOriented Design... S.O.L.I.D – The Open-Closed Principle (OCP) This article is the 4th of a series of seven articles I wrote... As a prerequisite, please read the first 2 articles: 1. SOLID - The Principles of ObjectOriented Design... S.O.L.I.D – The Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP) This article is the 5th of a series of seven articles I wrote... As a prerequisite, please read the first 2 articles: 1. SOLID - The Principles of ObjectOriented Design...

Ref. Type Memory Layout – Alignment & Packing Introduction In this post I'll shortly describe and demonstrate how the CLR Align & Pack the object's properties in m... .Net GC – Finalization Mechanism & the Dispose Pattern Abstract This article is a direct extension of the .Net Garbage Collection (GC) article I posted. Please review it prior ... S.O.L.I.D – The Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) This article is the 7th of a series of seven articles I wrote (described later on) about The Principles of Object Oriented Design, also known as SOLID. ... How to: Extract code from a dump file Dump file -> WinDbg -> .Net Code Introduction Sometimes when we are debugging a Dump file analyzing a performance issue ... How to: Debug Exceptions in a Dump file Introduction One of the main problems in our applications is exceptions handling . Right from the planning stage, when archi... ILDASM & ILASM – .Net Disassemblers In this post:   1.   Introduction   2.   Lifecycle of .Net application   3.   PE – Portable ... Debugging Tip: How to explore a method's MSIL & Assembly code In this post I'd like to shortly present how to explore a method's MSIL Code and also its corresponding Assembly Code....

Hope you enjoyed!

Appreciate your comments…

Yonatan Fedaeli