If, For, Switch, but…

I love that Scott Hanselman challenges his own as well as others’ thoughts on how to solve technical problems.


I’m not making any judgements about junior devs vs. senior devs. I’m talking about idioms and “vocab.” I think that using only if, for and switch is the Computer Programmer equivalent of using “like” in every sentence. Like, you know, like, he was all, like, whatever, and I was like, dude, and he was, like, ewh, and I was like meh, you know?


There’s some good examples on forcing yourself to learn new objects, features and constructs through refactoring.  If you don’t refactor then you’ll never know…