To kill a mocking bug

Over the course of the last 11 years I’ve worked on C#-focused static analysis tools, most recently SharpSource.

Chrome’s recent update to block extensions that use ManifestV2 spurred me to move over to Firefox.

Background The yearly “Performance improvements in .NET” blog post is always a treasure trove of low-level knowledge on performance.

A while ago I wrote a post on how I generated a visualization of the language migration in a codebase.

I wanted to get a sense of the market out there so I changed my LinkedIn status to “Open to work”.

Recently a friend of mine asked what he could do to increase his impact beyond the team.

If you’ve ever gone through the trouble of incrementally migrating a codebase from one language to another then you know this is not something that gets done in a few weeks.

I built a small Android app for my grandad the other day.

I’ve been working on a little MacOS app which is supposed to spawn a Terminal and execute commands in it.

redux-persist is a popular library which allows you to persist your Redux store to several different storage methods.

I’ve often found myself thinking about how useful it would be to create a diagram of some architecture but more often than not, the thought of having to go in Google Drawings and mess around with arrows and circles stops me in my tracks.

With the release of Github’s own package registry there’s now yet another place for developers to source their dependencies.

The background At Hudl we do a lot of things with video: coaches upload them, we capture it with our cameras, we enable teams to exchange them, athletes can turn cut them into segments and create a highlight reel, etc.

Releasing an Android app manually is cumbersome: you have to build your .apk/app bundle, find your key to sign it with and step through the Google Play console to get it all out the door.

If you’ve got your own Web App running in Azure, you’ll be able to reach it on a domain like https://vannevel.azurewebsites.net.

As part of my Azure DevOps pipeline, I’ve got a step to restore yarn dependencies: If you run your pipeline somewhat regularly then you’ll soon come to see this as a bottleneck.

After I set up ElasticSearch on a Windows Server 2019 VM in Azure, I noticed that I could query the instance from the VM itself but not from outside of it.

While debugging with some console.log statements I noticed that the values logged seemed to differ from what they initially said.

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Introduction String concatenation can be done in several ways, each with their own advantages and usecases.

Introduction I figured it’s about time I get a little more experienced with AngularJS.

Introduction MSBuild can be a very powerful tool to handle, well, your build process.

Ever wanted a quick overview of an element in debug mode?

Introduction The Roslyn API as implemented in RC2 has been out for a few months now and is likely to remain largely unchanged while they’re working on getting it released officially.

I am happy to announce the first release of VSDiagnostics!

When you create a new solution using the “Diagnostics and Code Fix” template, 3 projects will be created: The portable class library which contains your analyzers and code fix providers, A unit test project A Vsix project to install them as an extension If

Introduction With the release of Visual Studio 2015 RC, we also received the pretty much final implementation of the Diagnostics implementation.

Introduction Like many other .NET developers I have been following the Build conference that’s going on right now.

Introduction I am getting accustomed to the ASP.NET Identity framework and let me just say that I love it.

Introduction Personally I love unit testing: it gives me peace of mind about all the code that I write and there is something very satisfying about seeing test after test succeed before I do a commit.

Introduction I recently started implementing OAuth2 in a project by following this wonderful blog series by Taiseer Joudeh.

Introduction Let’s talk about routing.

Introduction If you have ever needed to use a database in C# then chances are you ended up with Entity Framework as an ORM layer.