Broken name suggestions in VS2019
This post details how I fixed an issue in Visual Studio 2019 where variable name suggestions were completely wrong. It may help you, and it may not. Anyways here goes …
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Live Unit Testing with xUnit in VS2019
This is a reminder to myself more than anything else. It is not often that I get to greenfield a new project. Most of the time, the solution already exists, …
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[C#] Internal classes and generic unit-testing baseclasses
This is another blog post in the series of “Things that gave me plenty of grief, but eventually got solved”. I was working on a component that utilizes the Azure …
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ESP8266 running on batteries
If you haven’t yet heard about the ESP8266 then it’s time for you to wake up and get serious! This little beauty is a seriously low-cost WiFi chip with a …
ReadA story about the weather
This is the second blog post of my project WaterMyPlants. You can find the first blog post here Introduction This time, I just wanted to share a little about the …
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(It is started!) Project Water my Plants has begun. This blog post marks the arrival of the first bits of electronics, and provides a simple overview of how the getting …
ReadStructuremap: Singleton class with multiple interfaces
In a recent project, I had the need to implement multiple interfaces in a single Repository class public class UsageStatisticsRepository : DbContext, IApiKeyCounter, IIpAddresssCounter { // … } We …
ReadUsing Structuremap to resolve ViewModels
One of the things I find myself doing over and over again when working in xaml-based applications is to create a ViewModelFactory based on Jeremy D. Miller’s StructureMap. All my …
ReadRunning CasperJs scripts from a C# console app
I recently came across the need to write a console application that can take a CasperJs script (or folder) and run it with console output on. I wanted to make …
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Over time, one developers techniques and habits that “just workâ€. In this post, I would like to share with you a set of base classes that I’ve been using and …
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