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TinyBDD.MSTest
RSCG – TinyBDD.MSTest name TinyBDD.MSTest nuget https://www.nuget.org/packages/TinyBDD.MSTest/ link https://github.com/JerrettDavis/TinyBDD author Jerrett Davis Optimizing Test Code with BDD Style Testing This is how you can use TinyBDD.MSTest . The code that you start with is The code that you will use is The code that is generated is Code and pdf at…
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Friday links 574
Invest Your Political Capital – The Architect Elevator Exploring the (underwhelming) System.Diagnostics.Metrics source generators How to Run a Technical Due Diligence? – by Sergio Visinoni Getting the main thing right In defense of not reading the code | Ben Shoemaker abetusk/neatocal: A single page printable calendar The Feynman Technique: How to Learn Anything Quickly How…
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Aspire Port 3–tests
Now the only thing that remains are the tests. And I like to do the the tests with video . So this is the code and one test that verifies that the port for sqlite is ok The flashAndClick makes an error if cannot find the document And this is the video generated Your browser…
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Aspire Port- part 2–implementation
While building distributed applications with .NET Aspire, I kept running into the same annoyance: I wanted the same resource to come up on the same port every time I ran my app locally — a SQLite web viewer, a Mongo Express UI, or some other sidecar tool that I’d bookmarked or wired into a script.…
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{ADCES] Discutii si Networking
Timp de discutii / networking / profesional / neprofesional. Va invitam pe toti – Restaurant Vanity , ora 19:30 https://maps.app.goo.gl/JdEWeykHCHN91Mjs6
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Aspire Port–part 1–idea
I work cu Aspire, One of the problem that I see is that some of extensions are needing a port – and , if not, they are allocating a random one. I need sometimes to have the SAME number port allocated every time. But I got tired to hardcode the port – and I wish…
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VaRe&DaIn–part 010 of n–creation of database.md
The first iteration of the project should create the database – no matter if SqlServer, PostgreSql, Sqlite or MongoDB ( see references ) . Database independence sounds simple until,because I use simple connections, the app should do schema creation. The challenge is that each backend speaks a different language. SQL Server and PostgreSQL need SQL…
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Friday links 573
Software Performance Engineering: The Ideas I Keep Coming Back To | by Rico Mariani | Jan, 2026 | Medium Labyrinth Locator How to Stay Valuable When AI Writes All The Code Death of the Coding Machine: The Archetypes Replacing It You Need to Know gavrielc/nanoclaw: A lightweight alternative to Clawdbot / OpenClaw that runs in…
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Dirge
RSCG – Dirge name Dirge nuget https://www.nuget.org/packages/Dirge/ link https://github.com/IkuzakIkuzok/Dirge author Kazuki Kohzuki Dirge is a Roslyn-based code generator that automatically implements the `IDisposable` pattern for C# classes. Key Features: 1. AutoDispose Attribute: Mark any partial class with `[AutoDispose]` to automatically generate `Dispose()` and `Dispose(bool)` methods. 2. Automatic Field Disposal: The generator detects all…
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ScottEncodingGenerator
RSCG – ScottEncodingGenerator name ScottEncodingGenerator nuget https://www.nuget.org/packages/ScottEncodingGenerator/ link https://github.com/Georgiy-Petrov/ScottEncodingGenerator author Georgiy Petrov Usage 1. You declare a union-like type as an abstract partial class and annotate it with ScottEncoding. 2. Inside it, you define each case as a sealed partial nested class (in this sample: Ok and None). 3. Your business logic returns…
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