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API Endpoints - a (better?) alternative to the traditional controller
April 27, 2021.NETapirestIt's no secret that I'm a big fan of .NET Core for API development. It's a framework that allows the development of powerful, high-performance applications and facilitates and encourages the use of good practices.Configure VS Code to use _ as a prefix for private fields
April 22, 2021vs-code.NETOn my journey to migrate from Visual Studio to VS Code, one detail that frustrated me was the generation of private fields. My preference has always been to use _ as a prefix for private fields as a way to differentiate private fields from method parameters.Running tests in .NET Core projects using VS Code
April 21, 2021testing.NETIn recent months, I've been making an effort to migrate my entire workflow to VS Code, instead of Visual Studio.Integrating Azure Pipelines with SonarCloud
September 4, 2020devopssonarazurepipelinesToday's post is about the integration of SonarCloud with Azure Pipelines.Breaking Changes in Autofac.Extras.Moq
August 3, 2020c#.NETtestingIf, like me, you are a fan of Autofac and Moq, popular frameworks for dependency injection and mocking for .NET, respectively, you probably already know about Automoq.React deployment pipeline
February 18, 2020devopsazurepipelinesreactToday, we will see how to create a publishing pipeline for a single-page app, in this case, a React.js application.Deployment of a React application in a Node.js webApp, hosted on Azure
February 14, 2020devopsazurepipelinesreactRecently, I had to create a pipeline for publishing a React application on Azure. Normally, I would publish the application in blob storage, and problem solved. However, in this application, we use React routing, and we want to offer the possibility for users to arrive at a page with a link like https://site.com/product/xyz.Publishing a NuGet package in Azure Artifacts, in a project-scoped feed
February 13, 2020devopsazurepipelinesFor a long time, it's been possible to create and share package feeds (NuGet and others) in Azure Artifacts.Using Chocolatey to set up a development environment
February 12, 2020devchocolateyWe've all been there: one fine day, you arrive at work and get the great news that you'll be getting a brand-new PC to work on! Top-tier SSD, latest generation I7, and enough memory to almost keep Chrome open for a day!