A Programmer with Microsoft tools

  • NetPackageAnalyzer–part 10–commits per year and folder

    The .NET Tool,https://www.nuget.org/packages/netpackageanalyzerconsole,can now analyze a solution and see the commits per year and folder

  • NetPackageAnalyzer–part 9- Radar

    The .NET Tool,https://www.nuget.org/packages/netpackageanalyzerconsole,can now analyze a solution and see the different correlations of a project in a radar form This is what have been generated to itself Install from https://nuget.org/packages/netpackageanalyzerconsole

  • NetPackageAnalyzer–part 8- Lines per public class

    The .NET Tool,https://www.nuget.org/packages/netpackageanalyzerconsole,can now analyze a project and see the public lines in the project. The result is Assemblies with most lines in public classses Public Classes with most lines Public Methods with most lines Install from https://nuget.org/packages/netpackageanalyzerconsole

  • NetPackageAnalyzer–part 7-PublicClassesProject

    Assemblies with number of public classes Assemblies with Public methods Classes with Public methods See https://ignatandrei.github.io/PackageAnalyzer/docs/Analysis/NetPackageAnalyzer/summaryPublicClasses

  • Friday links 477

    Google Testing Blog: Avoid the Long Parameter List An Engineering Manager Challenge QWERTYTILES dockur/windows: Windows inside a Docker container. Branded types for TypeScript – Carlos Menezes 24 Fundamental Techniques for Software Architects You probably don’t need microservices jonathanpeppers/dotnes: .NET for the NES game console The Great Migration from MongoDB to PostgreSQL | by Tony |…

  • {ADCES] Aspire & Dapr

    Azi,10 sept 2024,ora 19:30,  va fi un nou meetup ADCES despre Aspire & Dapr Prezentare 1: Introducere in Aspire,https://github.com/dotnet/aspirePrezentator: Andrei Ignat,http://msprogrammer.serviciipeweb.ro/ Prezentare 2: La ce e bun Dapr si de ce ar trebui sa ma intereseze?Prezentator: Alex Mang,https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamalexmang/ Va astept pe https://meet.google.com/zqu-hcyh-vweMultumescAndrei

  • Friday links 476

    pandoc/pandoc-action-example: using the pandoc document converter on GitHub Actions pandoc / pandoc-ci-example · GitLab Who pays you? And why? Being Glue — No Idea Blog The Story of Three Bricklayers – A Parable About The Power of Purpose – Sacred Structures by Jim Baker : Sacred Structures by Jim Baker James Shore: A Software Engineering…

  • Friday links 475

    Basic writing and formatting syntax – GitHub Docs Claim-Check Pattern with AWS Message Processing Framework for .NET and Aspire Petar Ivanov on Substack: “14 company engineering blogs you must read to enhance your software design skills. If you want to improve your system design skills,read these company engineering blogs: 14) Stripe Engineering https://buff.ly/46GYysM 13) Pinterest…

  • Friday links 474

    zakirullin/cognitive-load: Cognitive Load is what matters Software Friction How to Promote your Open Source Project with SEO | ITNEXT Google Testing Blog: Use Abstraction to Improve Function Readability 24 Fundamental Techniques for Software Architects Communicate like a Senior: Use clear deltas SWE laws of power pnp/copilot-prompts: Examples of prompts for Microsoft Copilot scalar/scalar: Beautiful API…

  • RSCG – Fluentify

    RSCG – Fluentify     name Fluentify nuget https://www.nuget.org/packages/Fluentify/ link https://github.com/MooVC/fluentify author Paul Martins Generate fluent builder   This is how you can use Fluentify . The code that you start with is The code that you will use is   The code that is generated is Code and pdf at https://ignatandrei.github.io/RSCG_Examples/v2/docs/Fluentify

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