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Over-engineering a Room Thermometer with an ESP32 and C#
February 1, 2026

Over-engineering a Room Thermometer with an ESP32 and C#

A look at how I over-engineered a solution to a simple problem: tracking my room's climate history using an ESP32, a BME280 sensor, and a custom C# polling service to visualize temperature trends over time.

The Cost of Abstraction: Is Your ORM Worth It?
January 28, 2026

The Cost of Abstraction: Is Your ORM Worth It?

ORMs promise to make database work painless, until they don't. After hitting walls with EF Core's heavy tooling and Dapper's boilerplate, I went looking for a better balance between abstraction and control. Here's what I found.

Escaping the Stack: Why C# doesn't let you use ref and out parameters with async
January 26, 2026

Escaping the Stack: Why C# doesn't let you use ref and out parameters with async

If you have ever tried to implement a TrySomethingAsync method, you might have been surprised to find that C# strictly forbids out and ref parameters in async methods. A confusing interview question led me down this deep rabbit hole, so here is exactly why the compiler stops you...

C# vs Go: Do We Really Need Colored Functions?
January 25, 2026

C# vs Go: Do We Really Need Colored Functions?

Concurrency models have honestly been one of my favorite topics to research and talk about. After years of dealing with C# Tasks and then finally trying out Go's goroutines, I realized the difference isn't just syntax. Here is my take on how "colored functions" rewire your brain, the specific headaches I've faced in C#, and why Go's "colorless" world feels so refreshing (even if I miss the debugger).

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