Azure NuGet Feed
In a previous post we saw how to use NuGet Package Explorer to create a NuGet package. There are several different ways to distribute your packages between your development teams. [...]
NuGet Package Explorer
The other day I came across this nifty little tool that I just had to share with you. It’s called NuGet Package Explorer and lets me create NuGet packages in a few easy steps. [...]
Design Patterns – Factory Pattern
In the previous blog post we started our journey through the design pattern network with the Strategy Design Pattern. You can find more information about this <here>. In this blog [...]
Design Patterns – Strategy Pattern
Design patterns are used consciously and sometimes unconsciously every day to solve certain recurring problem areas within software development. They are code patterns other developers have noticed they used repeatedly [...]
Increase your debugging skills with DebuggerDisplay
In Visual Studio, when debugging, the Watch-window uses the ToString()-method of the item you want to explore. When watching a complex type like a class, this might not give you much [...]
LINQ is cool, but why?
I’ve got to use LINQ a fair bit lately. Not to query a database, but on lists with LINQ To Object. Here’s a little test I did using the Aggregate [...]
First .NET Core – .NET Standard experience
The question I had was “What is exact the difference between .NET Core and .NET Standard (and when to use it)?” and “Why should we migrate?”. So, the best way [...]
A humble lesson in maintainability
A while back I needed to process some data that came from a webservice, a weather API. As you may know, these services usually have far more data then you [...]