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Debugging errors can be difficult, especially when you need to see the errors inside the errors. This post shows you how you can get all errors as a collection of errors rather than them being hidden inside other errors. You can create an extension method like this one

Every now and again, there is a need to produce a list in a random order. I've found a very reliable way to do this using linq and the Guid class.

The .ForEach() It is very handy for shortening your code. Lets say you want to write a method which returns a list of MailAdress objects.

Shorter code for using the value of a nullable object or another value if not.