LINQPad Tips and Tricks
(Also see LINQPad Tips and Tricks - Part 2, and Part 3) Whilst pretty much all .NET developers have heard of LINQPad - from my experience, a much smal...
Read moreWelcome to .NET Oxford!!
Well, what a great time to be a .NET developer! With all the changes that have been happening over the last year or so - with the new cross platform ....
Read morePlaying with a Dockerised ASP.NET Core
Whilst I've used Docker in the past, it has only really been for development and prototyping - mainly to host 3rd party software - eg. MongoDB, Neo4j,...
Read moreCreate a trail ...
Whilst most projects are quite different from one another, the project management tools used are usually very similar. For example, most projects (hop...
Read moreAll about Inversion of Control Containers!
Following on from my previous post about dependency injection, the topic of IoC containers feels like a nice continuation. I wanted to keep the two po...
Read moreWriting Testable Code - It's all about dependencies
Following on from my post about why you should write automated tests, I wanted to talk about how to write code that is testable. Unfortunately, unless...
Read moreMy 2015 in Review
Well, 2015 was definitely quite an interesting year - with two job changes, and the start of my own company! But far more importantly - we had the ver...
Read moreThe end of a great team ...
Seven weeks ago we were told that our company was going into administration due to financial difficulties. Whilst at the time, this didn't necessarily...
Read moreThe Interactive Rebase
My last post was focused around a problem in Git which occurs when the rebase command isn't used, and developers blindly use pull/push. The problem is...
Read moreThe erroneous Git Merge Commit ...
I'm a huge fan of Git, but have certainly found it has a bit of a learning curve when first starting off. Whilst I now feel extremely confident using ...
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