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What’s New in C# 10: Value Type Records "This is part of a series on the new features introduced with C# 10.In a previous post I wrote about records in C# 9.Prior to C# 10 record types were reference types. In C# 10 you can now declare recor ..." Type: Post
Tags : cs10newseries, c#, .net, .net core, C#10 http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Whats-New-in-C-10-Value-Type-Records
Redesigning DontCodeTired.Com (Part 8) - Visual Styling "Now I have all the elements in place (semantic HTML5, typography, copy) in place I can start to think about the visual styling and decoration. The first thing is to refer back to the initial Desi ..." Type: Post
Tags : redesigning dontcodetired, web design, responsive web design, responsive design, web, web design, sass, design, css http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Redesigning-DontCodeTiredCom-(Part-8)-Visual-Styling
Redesigning DontCodeTired.Com (Part 7) - Brand-Aligned Wording "In part 2 I created a Design Persona that describes what "personality" the redesigned blog will have. Part of this design persona involved defining some brand traits: knowledgeabl ..." Type: Post
Tags : redesigning dontcodetired, web design, responsive web design, responsive design, web, web design http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Redesigning-DontCodeTiredCom-(Part-7)-Brand-Aligned-Wording
Redesigning DontCodeTired.Com (Part 10) - Creating the Remaining Responsive Breakpoints "Creating the Second Responsive Breakpoint The next responsive breakpoint kicks in at 970px width. At this point the first of the sidebars become visible. This "about me" sidebar contains ..." Type: Post
Tags : redesigning dontcodetired, web design, responsive web design, responsive design, web, web design, sass, design, css http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Redesigning-DontCodeTiredCom-(Part-10)-Creating-the-Remaining-Responsive-Breakpoints
Diagnosing Failing Tests More Easily and Improving Test Code Readability Sometimes the assertions that come bundled with a testing framework are suboptimal in that they do n Type: Post
Tags : testing, .net, .net core, C# http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Diagnosing-Failing-Tests-More-Easily-and-Improving-Test-Code-Readability
Don't Code Tired 1st Birthday "Don't Code Tired is a year old! For Year 2 I really want to ramp up the content, especially more tutorial style articles and end-to-end examples - I also intent to start producing tutorial videos ..." Type: Post http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Dont-Code-Tired-1st-Birthday
The New Don’t Code Tired Newsletter "I decided I wanted a more intimate, personal style of communication. So Newsletter! Sign up for the Don’t Code Tired Newsletter for curated links, useful information, cool things I've seen, and genera ..." Type: Post
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Redesigning DontCodeTired.Com (Part 9) - Creating the Design for the First Responsive Breakpoint "At this point in the redesign process the mobile layout and design is (mostly) complete. The next stage of the process is to look at "non-mobile" designs. Again I am going to take a typ ..." Type: Post
Tags : redesigning dontcodetired, web design, responsive web design, responsive design, web, web design, sass, design, css http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Redesigning-DontCodeTiredCom-(Part-9)-Crating-the-Design-for-the-First-Responsive-Breakpoint
Using C# Source Generators with Microsoft Feature Management Feature Flags C# Source Generators allow you to generate and compile source code dynamically. You can read more ab Type: Post
Tags : .net, .net core, c#, code generation, FeatureManagement, featuretoggle http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Using-C-Source-Generators-with-Microsoft-Feature-Management-Feature-Flags
The Architect's Guide to Choosing Between HTML5 or Native Mobile Apps "Deciding between writing native apps or "cross platform" HTML5 apps is hard. It's an increasingly relevant debate as mobile and tablet usage continues to increase. As the usage of ..." Type: Post
Tags : mobile, user experience, ux http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/The-Architects-Guide-to-Choosing-Between-HTML5-or-Native-Mobile-Apps
Understanding Azure Durable Functions - Part 5: Getting Results from Orchestrations This is the fifth part in a series of articles. As we learned earlier in this series, a client funct Type: Post
Tags : C#, azure, azure functions, durable functions, serverless, .net, durfuncseries http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Understanding-Azure-Durable-Functions-Part-5-Getting-Results-from-Orchestrations
Running ASP.NET Core Apps on a Synology NAS with Docker "Now I’ve got the Synology NAS up and running, I thought it would be interesting to see what the Docker support is like. You can essentially run Docker container instances on the NAS box which also mea ..." Type: Post
Tags : hardware, NAS, Synology, docker, .net core http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Running-ASPNET-Core-Apps-on-a-Synology-NAS-with-Docker
Azure Functions Proxies Preview Azure functions allow the creation of HTTP-triggered code. A new feature to Functions is the ability Type: Post
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Creating Custom Azure Functions Bindings (This article refers to Azure Functions v2) Out of the box, Azure Functions comes with a range of tr Type: Post
Tags : azure, azure functions, C#, serverless http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Creating-Custom-Azure-Functions-Bindings
Notes on Software Development "It can be hard for those new to development or those wanting to move upwards from a junior role to mentally collate some of the ideas that constitute a senior/experienced outlook. The list below attem ..." Type: Post
Tags : tdd, metrics, dependency injection, di, agile, code review http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Notes-on-Software-Development
Understanding Azure Durable Functions - Part 9: The Asynchronous HTTP API Pattern This is the ninth part in a series of articles. If you’re not familiar with Durable Functions Type: Post
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Understanding Azure Durable Functions - Part 3: What Is Durability? This is the third part in a series of articles. Durable Functions make it easier to organize (orches Type: Post
Tags : C#, azure, azure functions, durable functions, serverless, .net, durfuncseries http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Understanding-Azure-Durable-Functions-Part-3-What-Is-Durability
Using Page Object Models in UI Test Automation "When using UI automation technologies, changes to the UI can break our tests. For example, if a textbox is being located by its ID in numerous tests, if this ID changes then all these tests will break ..." Type: Post
Tags : testing, ui testing http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Using-Page-Object-Models-in-UI-Test-Automation
Getting Started Building a Universal Windows App "Universal Windows apps promise to enable the sharing of app code between Windows 8.1 Store apps and Windows Phone 8.1 apps. In this demo, we’ll create a simple app and see how much work we can share b ..." Type: Post
Tags : c#, windows store apps, windows phone apps, xbox apps, universal apps http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Getting-Started-Building-a-Universal-Windows-App
Approval Tests: Write Tests More Quickly Sometimes assert code in tests gets big and messy and complicated when the output we’re testin Type: Post
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