Creating custom PowerToys Run plugins
A step by step guide on how to create community plugins for PowerToys Run
Conduct of Code
Henrik Lau Eriksson on the conduct of code
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Retry flaky tests with dotnet test and PowerShell
Introducing test.ps1, a script for running flaky tests - Keeps track of failing tests and retries them - Notifies the test framework of the current retry iteration - Makes it possible to accept a certain percentage of failing tests - Outputs the test result in a coherent way
Introducing LoFuUnit
Testing with Local Functions in .NET / C# with your favorite Unit Testing Framework
Introducing Jekyll URL Shortener
Building a URL Shortener with Jekyll and GitHub Pages
Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax and the segue to Behavior Driven Development
I was attending a conference six months ago and listened to a talk about quality. During the talk, I was introduced to EARS — Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax. This way of writing requirements struck a chord with me, given my prior experience reading and writing requirement specifications.
Managing content for a JAMstack site with Netlify CMS
Content for the modern web development architecture:
Building a JAMstack site with Hugo and Azure Functions
Modern web development architecture:
Serverless with Azure Functions
I set out to learn about Azure Functions and this is the knowledge I have gathered so far.
Secure and explore ASP.NET Core Web APIs
How to create a ASP.NET Core Web API, secure it with JSON Web Tokens and explore it with Swagger UI and Postman.
Automocking and the Dependency Inversion Principle
I had reason to revisit the automocked base class from a previous blog post. I am working with another code base and have new opportunities for automocking. We have a lot of internal classes. Approximately 30% of the classes are marked as internal. The old approach did not work anymore.