Test-driving C# Source Generators 09/09/20 by Christian Sauer C# 8 will ship soon with .Net Core 5, and one of the most exciting features is Source Generators. These... Read more Leave your thoughts
Working with NuGet packages and GitHub 07/07/20 by Christian Sauer NuGet Packages are a critical part of any .Net Core project. This article offers guidance on setting up a working NuGet workflow on GitHub. Read more Leave your thoughts
Introduction to Insomnia Designer 06/15/20 by Pasquale Brunelli In this blog article I will introduce Insomnia Designer, which is an interesting extension of Insomnia Core. Read more Leave your thoughts
Modern solutions to manage large-scale projects in 2020 05/25/20 by Dr. Pujan Ziaie What are legitimate expectations of a modern project management solution? What are current technological options to address them? Read more Leave your thoughts
How NOT to manage large and complex projects in 2020 05/18/20 by Dr. Pujan Ziaie Effectively managing complex projects is a problem many companies face. With low-code, customizable solutions (e.g. Jira), they can overcome past hurdles. Read more Leave your thoughts
Kick-start your microservice project with JHipster 05/13/20 by Jörg Riegel Microservice architectures are complex to manufacture? I show in this blog that it is possible to create a complete application as a scaffold in 30 minutes. Read more Leave your thoughts
Insomnia Plugin Hub 1.0 03/24/20 by Pasquale Brunelli Recently I introduced the Insomnia REST client in another blogpost (Sorry, this has been german only!). As mentioned there, this... Read more Leave your thoughts
Remote teamwork – experience report from a distributed team 03/23/20 by Jan Hölter and Jan Coupette This blog post is something we had on our to-do list for such a long time that it feels like... Read more Leave your thoughts
Spy vs. spy – aka “The two sides of the testing coin” 02/27/20 by Kevin Peters A simple hint how to use Spies in the right way without getting stuck in concrete. Leverage the Mockito mocking library for writing refactorable tests and avoid the dark side of the testing coin. Read more Leave your thoughts
