David Kean
@keansbox.com
I make things fast @ Visual Studio, previously NET.
He/Him.
He/Him.
If you aren't using the new insiders build, you are missing out:
October 1, 2025 at 6:05 AM
If you aren't using the new insiders build, you are missing out:
. @vscode.dev What happened here, I find it super hard to find the commands I actually want to click on this. 5 ways to split, probably unneeded?
August 3, 2025 at 10:22 AM
. @vscode.dev What happened here, I find it super hard to find the commands I actually want to click on this. 5 ways to split, probably unneeded?
Here back at ya, 9am bloody mary for breakfast.
March 15, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Here back at ya, 9am bloody mary for breakfast.
Did a thing over the weekend, surrounded by friends and family.
March 11, 2025 at 2:33 AM
Did a thing over the weekend, surrounded by friends and family.
If you ever hit this sort of thing, just throw in a en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-wi... and no one will ever know.
December 23, 2024 at 10:08 AM
If you ever hit this sort of thing, just throw in a en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-wi... and no one will ever know.
Sick burn @blueskyroast.bsky.social, I think I'm going to put this on my profile page.
December 2, 2024 at 11:26 AM
Sick burn @blueskyroast.bsky.social, I think I'm going to put this on my profile page.
If you have 17.12 Preview or later (and now 17.12 GA), you will not.
December 2, 2024 at 3:55 AM
If you have 17.12 Preview or later (and now 17.12 GA), you will not.
So if you you have 17.11 or earlier, you will see the spinning donut 10 seconds.
December 2, 2024 at 3:55 AM
So if you you have 17.11 or earlier, you will see the spinning donut 10 seconds.
Attached is what I saw, can you see it?
The background of the pointer was being changed to what we aptly call a "spinning donut" internally.
2013 did not do this, so my brain was instinctively waiting for that before I felt the IDE was done and therefore increasing "my perceived" startup time.
The background of the pointer was being changed to what we aptly call a "spinning donut" internally.
2013 did not do this, so my brain was instinctively waiting for that before I felt the IDE was done and therefore increasing "my perceived" startup time.
December 2, 2024 at 3:55 AM
Attached is what I saw, can you see it?
The background of the pointer was being changed to what we aptly call a "spinning donut" internally.
2013 did not do this, so my brain was instinctively waiting for that before I felt the IDE was done and therefore increasing "my perceived" startup time.
The background of the pointer was being changed to what we aptly call a "spinning donut" internally.
2013 did not do this, so my brain was instinctively waiting for that before I felt the IDE was done and therefore increasing "my perceived" startup time.
Them: Use memory-safe languages, you'll be free from a certain class of bugs.
My JavaScript website running in Chrome:
My JavaScript website running in Chrome:
November 26, 2024 at 1:05 AM
Them: Use memory-safe languages, you'll be free from a certain class of bugs.
My JavaScript website running in Chrome:
My JavaScript website running in Chrome:
These black Friday deals are amazing, anyone want me to them up a bottle (or two) at LAX duty-free?
November 24, 2024 at 5:37 AM
These black Friday deals are amazing, anyone want me to them up a bottle (or two) at LAX duty-free?
Visual Studio 2022's splash screen shows up approx. 100ms later than Visual Studio 2013 manually testing it.
This was confusing to me after I traced it, as relative to their main method entry point, they both take about the same amount of time to render and show the window.
What was going on?
This was confusing to me after I traced it, as relative to their main method entry point, they both take about the same amount of time to render and show the window.
What was going on?
November 18, 2024 at 1:08 AM
Visual Studio 2022's splash screen shows up approx. 100ms later than Visual Studio 2013 manually testing it.
This was confusing to me after I traced it, as relative to their main method entry point, they both take about the same amount of time to render and show the window.
What was going on?
This was confusing to me after I traced it, as relative to their main method entry point, they both take about the same amount of time to render and show the window.
What was going on?
I confirmed I was sitting at a window seat with the agent when I checked in, but I'm sitting here thinking that it's probably my fault that I specifically didn't ask for one with an **actual** window.
My view for this flight.
My view for this flight.
November 12, 2024 at 7:13 PM
I confirmed I was sitting at a window seat with the agent when I checked in, but I'm sitting here thinking that it's probably my fault that I specifically didn't ask for one with an **actual** window.
My view for this flight.
My view for this flight.
I confirmed I was sitting at a window seat with the agent when I checked in, but here I'm sitting thinking that it's probably my fault that I specifically didn't ask for one with an **actual** window.
My view for this flight.
My view for this flight.
November 12, 2024 at 7:13 PM
I confirmed I was sitting at a window seat with the agent when I checked in, but here I'm sitting thinking that it's probably my fault that I specifically didn't ask for one with an **actual** window.
My view for this flight.
My view for this flight.