Author(s):	Omer Raviv, Ariel Ben Horesh
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Description:	RSVP HERE: https://ti.to/dotnetfringe/dotne... This workshop is all about dealing effectively with bugs in your C# code and becoming a true Debugging guru. Most developers spend around 50% of their time chasing down bugs, time that would be much better spent writing new features or improving the quality of existing code. We'll show you some OzCode magic tricks that can help you get to the root cause of a bug much quicker, and do a LOT of independent hands-on bug-fixing to internalize these techniques. In between the demos and independent learning, we'll share some behind-the-scenes info on how OzCode was built, the story of our recent re-write of OzCode's core engine to use the Roslyn libraries, and explain the unique way in which do automated testing using the open-source BDDfy library. markdown
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