Saulius Šunauskas

Sanctions will not stop the aggressor only punish. War criminal could be stopped only on the field of battle

Don't miss the 2021 Developer Survey by Stack Overflow. buff.ly/3vnH3uI

Some ideas on the correct usage of async/await in C# buff.ly/2Pzhoyt

A Day in a life of a Cloud Architect buff.ly/39t5Wgl

Have you missed .NET Conf 2020? .NET 5, C# 9, Blazor WebAssembly, and more. All videos in one place buff.ly/3pw4LST

Working with Time is Easy Jon Skeet buff.ly/36LZJXR

Business Services for IT companies. Reasons to choose Lithuania. buff.ly/30Nt4OB

Software Development Jobs in Lithuania: All You Need to Know. Devbridge is also hiring, let me know if you're interested. buff.ly/31QSADQ

"Ten Lessons I Learned While Teaching Myself to Code". Must read for long-time coders too. buff.ly/2HxG2eg

10 Common Software Architectural Patterns in a nutshell buff.ly/2FAPSHz

Simple intro to algorithm performance, complexity or, in other words, Big O notation. buff.ly/1T3oCGz

Performance as a Feature. Moving to .NET Core from Node Raygun increased throughput by 2000 percent. buff.ly/2Uw4hQO

2019 HackerRank Developer Skills Report buff.ly/2HFjwko

dotJS 2018 - Anders Hejlsberg - TypeScript: Static types for JavaScript buff.ly/2BlpjVZ

Despite these benefits, you should be very cautious about using CQRS. - Martin Fowler buff.ly/2JBfjtX

It's good idea to consider context when implementing validation logic buff.ly/2RcJ3BV

Tackling Business Complexity in a Microservice with DDD and CQRS Patterns buff.ly/2EDluAz

The History of .NET by Richard Campbell of .NET Rocks! It's very interesting and makes clear sense why it happened when you put events in context. More empathy for Microsoft engineers. bit.ly/2yggig5

Short introduction for unit testing in .NET Core and .NET Standard. Any recommendations for framework? buff.ly/2OyNGs1

Top 10 JavaScript errors from 1000+ projects (and how to avoid them) buff.ly/2Ddxym0