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Name: Nicholas McNew
Primary Languages: C#, Javascript
Favorite Tech (Libraries, Frameworks, etc.): ZeroMQ, Svelte, containers, Typescript, Vite
Hobbies: Fighting Games🎮, Keyboards⌨, Water Bottle Collecting🥤
What I'm Learning: Systems Architecture, Terraform, K8, ML, Authentication and Authorization workflows

Introduction

Hi! My name is Nicholas McNew (@nmcnew). I'm currently a Technical Lead at @ResourceDataInc, meaning I'm in charge of a lot of different things. Some of my responsibilities include Application Analysis, Application Architecture, Software Development and Branch Technical Guidance. I've worked in the Software Industry in some capacity since my Junior year in High School (2012). In that time I've interned with HP Inc, Idaho Digital Learning Academy, and Xunos Inc doing primarily backend work with .NET and Java. As an intern I built Libraries and Tools for handling EMMC duplication hardware, upgrading antiquated ADO.NET procedures with a suite of helper libraries to aid in "Screen" development on printers and small helper scripts here and there. I've also worked as a Full Time Software Engineer with Thriftbooks, Visitpay, R1 RCM and Resource Data Inc, at all doing C#/.NET, Vue and SQL Server to build backend services and Web applications. With them I've helped build Highly available and high throughput pricing systems, worked on systems observability tools through ElasticSearch, developed tooling and scripts that work with various online retailers to enable listing and research, demo'd and developed data warehousing with Snowflake, helped build webapp frontend with vue and knockout, and helped build application backends for use throughout our webapp.

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In your article you mentioned having to write a unique method for every button, but that's not really necessary, just change the code to:

        private void button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            append((sender as Button).Content.ToString());
        }

Then you can use the same method for all the buttons. If you don't want to use the button Content you can set the Tag property in the XAML and then read it in the code the same way.

Also, to simplify the XAML, the button names aren't required, you can remove those. You could also get rid of the repeated Margin=0 code and repeated setting of the same Click handler by adding (right before "<Grid>"):

    <Window.Resources>
        <Style TargetType="{x:Type Button}">
            <Setter Property="Margin"  Value="0" />
            <EventSetter Event="Click" Handler="button_Click" />
        </Style>
    </Window.Resources>

Which may not seem worth it, but you can extend this to do many other things (e.g. setting a background graphic, changing font, ...)

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