"and don't get caught up in doing things the "Microsoft" way" agreed. I've been an ms dev for a while but over the last couple years have branched out into pyt

"and don't get caught up in doing things the "Microsoft" way" agreed. I've been an ms dev for a while but over the last couple years have branched out into python. Since then, I've really started to hate writing "best practice" code in .net where you get lost in a sea of interfaces and over-used design patterns.