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Is the result pattern worth it?
Working with the result pattern - Part 4
In this post I discuss some of the pros and cons around using the result pattern in .NET, and describe some of the arguments I've heard on either side…
Adding more extensions to Result<T>
Working with the result pattern - Part 3
In this post I show how to extend your LINQ-based result pattern code to handle more scenarios, such as Task<Result<T>> and collections of Result<T>…
Safety and simplicity with LINQ
Working with the result pattern - Part 2
In this post I show how to clean up unreadable Switch()-based result pattern code using LINQ query syntax, giving both readability and safety…
Replacing Exceptions-as-flow-control with the result pattern
Working with the result pattern - Part 1
In this post I discuss why you might want to use the result pattern, demonstrate it with a simple example and show a naïve, ugly, solution…
Working with the result pattern
In this series I provide a brief introduction to the result pattern, show how to use it, and how to use LINQ to reduce the boilerplate it introduces…
Preventing breaking changes in public APIs with PublicApiGenerator
In this post I show how you can use the PublicApiGenerator project to document your public API and build a snapshot unit test to prevent breaking changes…
