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Redesigning DontCodeTired.Com (Part 3) - Creating Content Reference Wireframes using Mobile-First Responsive In-Browser Design "Redesigning DontCodeTired.Com (Part 2) - Designing with Personality This step is all about deciding what content will go where, and more importantly what content will be removed when viewed on mo ..." Type: Post
Tags : redesigning dontcodetired, web design, responsive web design, responsive design, web, web design http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Redesigning-DontCodeTiredCom-(Part-3)-Creating-Content-Reference-Wireframes-using-Mobile-First-Responsive-In-Browser-Design
5 Ways To Give Yourself A Break "In my many years of being a software developer there’s one thing that I’ve seemed to have experienced on and off throughout this time: Fear. Fear of: Not knowing the latest language/framework/archite ..." Type: Post
Tags : profession, compassion, personal development, people http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/5-Ways-To-Give-Yourself-A-Break
What’s New in C# 10: Reclaim Horizontal Editing Space and Simplify Nesting This is the first part of a series on the new features introduced with C# 10. Prior to C# 10, to def Type: Post
Tags : cs10newseries, c#, .net, .net core, C#10 http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Whats-New-in-C-10-Reclaim-Horizontal-Editing-Space-and-Simplify-Nesting
Implementing Platform Specific Code in Universal Windows Apps with MVVMLight and Dependency Injection "In previous articles I’ve covered using MVVMLight in Universal Windows Apps and using C# partial classes and methods to implement different code on Windows Phone and Windows Store apps. While partial ..." Type: Post
Tags : c#, windows store apps, windows phone apps, universal apps, mvvm, mvvm light, di, dependency injection http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Implementing-Platform-Specific-Code-in-Universal-Windows-Apps-with-MVVMLight-and-Dependency-Injection
Setting Up Mock ref Return Values in Moq I recently received a message related to my Mocking in .NET Core Unit Tests with Moq: Getting Starte Type: Post
Tags : mocking, testing, qa, xunit.net http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Setting-Up-Mock-ref-Return-Values-in-Moq
Creating Azure Functions with Function Monkey–First Look "I’ve had Function Monkey on my to-look-at radar for a little while now so I thought I’d finally get round to looking at it in this post. As a writing experiment I’m going to “live write” my experience ..." Type: Post
Tags : azure, azure functions, serverless, .net, C# http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Creating-Azure-Functions-with-Function-Monkey-First-Look
Writing Azure Cosmos DB Data from Azure Functions This is the third part in a series of articles. In part 2 of this series we saw how to read data fro Type: Post
Tags : c#, .net, .net core, Azure, azure functions, cosmosdb, cosmosfuncseries http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Writing-Azure-Cosmos-DB-Data-from-Azure-Functions
2013 - Accomplishments, Failures, Learnings, and Thanks "I started 2013 by quitting my job, and during the remainder of the year I learned a lot, made the odd mistake, and accomplished a few things. This is the obligatory end-of-year post, I hope it will in ..." Type: Post
Tags : end of line http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/2013-Accomplishments-Failures-Learnings-and-Thanks
Refactoring Production Code With Experiments and Scientist.NET When refactoring a part of an application we can use the existing tests to give a level of confidenc Type: Post
Tags : c#, quality, .net, testing http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Refactoring-Production-Code-With-Experiments-and-ScientistNET
Testing ASP.NET Core MVC Controllers: Getting Started When writing ASP.NET Core MVC web applications, you may want to test that controller actions behave Type: Post
Tags : testing, .net core, xunit.net, asp.net core http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Testing-ASPNET-Core-MVC-Controllers-Getting-Started
Mocking with FeatureToggle "I was asked a question on Twitter so I thought I’d write it up here. When using the FeatureToggle library you may have some some code that behaves differently if a toggle is enabled. When writing a te ..." Type: Post
Tags : mocking, testing, featuretoggle, c# http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Mocking-with-FeatureToggle
New Pluralsight Course: Getting Started Building Windows Services with Topshelf My newest Pluralsight course “Getting Started Building Windows Services with Topshelf” h Type: Post
Tags : pluralsight courses, .net, c#, topshelf http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/New-Pluralsight-Course-Getting-Started-Building-Windows-Services-with-Topshelf
Grouping and Filtering Tests in Visual Studio Test Explorer One way to run automated tests is to use Visual Studio’s Test Explorer. Test Explorer can be f Type: Post
Tags : testing, qa, visual studio, tools http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Grouping-and-Filtering-Tests-in-Visual-Studio-Test-Explorer
Improving Azure Functions Blob Trigger Performance and Reliability - Part 3: Using Event Grid to Respond to New Blobs In the previous part of the series we saw how to improve the reliability of responding to new blobs Type: Post
Tags : C#, azure, azure functions, .net, serverless, azurefunctionblobtriggerseries http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Improving-Azure-Functions-Blob-Trigger-Performance-and-Reliability-Part-3-Using-Event-Grid-to-Respond-to-New-Blobs
Returning HTTP Status Codes from Azure Functions (This post refers to Azure Functions v2) When creating HTTP-triggered Azure Functions there are a nu Type: Post
Tags : azure, azure functions, c#, serverless, .net, .net core http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Returning-HTTP-Status-Codes-from-Azure-Functions
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
Tags : C#, azure, azure functions, durable functions, serverless, .net, durfuncseries http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Understanding-Azure-Durable-Functions-Part-9-The-Asynchronous-HTTP-API-Pattern
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
Redesigning DontCodeTired.Com (Part 11) - Conclusion "The redesigned Don't Code Tired is now live. This article wraps up the series with a look back at what I learned and what things are still outstanding. Key Things I Learned I am not a designer. ..." 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-11)-Conclusion
ICYMI C# 9 New Features: Adding foreach Support To Any Type This is part of a series of articles on new features introduced in C# 9. Prior to C# 9 you could add Type: Post
Tags : icymcs9series, c#, .net, .net core, C#9 http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/ICYMI-C-9-New-Features-Adding-foreach-Support-To-Any-Type
Three Things I’ve Learned Being a Pluralsight Course Author "Up to this point I’ve produced 7 Pluralsight courses, these are three things I learned along the way: Be Flexible with Plans In our industry, “plan the work, and work the plan” is rarely successful – ..." Type: Post
Tags : pluralsight courses, personal development http://dontcodetired.com/blog/post/Three-Things-Ie28099ve-Learned-Being-a-Pluralsight-Course-Author