Static analysis is a powerful feature of Visual Studio that helps us to spot syntax and semantic errors in our code. It works very well on currently edited file and runs on the whole solution as one of the compilation stages. But it would be a waste of time to run compilation every time you make changes that affect code outside currently edited file, only to check that you didn't cause any compilation errors. Luckily, Resharper comes to the rescue with...

Dlaczego podejście drugie? Ponieważ już raz pisałem o generowaniu Menu, ale trochę w inny sposób i w innym środowisku. Wtedy po prostu tworzyłem obiekty Xwt.MenuItem. Teraz zmieniłem podejście. Interfejs IMenuElement określa minimalny wspólny interfejs obiektów menu w dowolnym frameworku jakiego będę używał. I na podstawie definicji menu złożenej z obiektów IMenuElement będę generował odpowiednią strukturę obiektów.

The latest, 6th watcher, has been recently added to the Warden library. It’s probably the simplest one, but it doesn’t mean it’s barely useful. The performance watcher has been created in order to measure the CPU & RAM usage, simple as that. Sounds interesting? If that’s the case, you might find the whole note useful then.

In today’s post I’m going to briefly describe one of the latest watchers designed especially for the disk & file monitoring. If you’re looking for a new plugin to the Warden that will allow you to ensure e.g. that all of required files are available – you’ve found the right place.

Post/Redirect/Get or PRG in short is a common pattern used amongst many web applications, that was designed to prevent duplicate submissions of the forms. Not using such pattern may result e.g. in multiple transactions by POSTing the same form twice, which is something that we definitely do not want to see in our applications. Although, it’s quite easy to be implemented in it’s purest form, it’s a little bit more tricky if we want to save the input data provided by the user (let’s say the form has a lo...

SendGrid is one of the most popular services for delivering the email messages. It allows sending both, the regular, plain text email messages as well as the templated ones (called “transactional”). On top of that, it has also some other cool features such as marketing templates. In this post, I’m going to describe the way that the Warden project has been integrated with this service.

Pagination is (should be) a well-known concept for most of the developers. Whether we want to execute an optimized query on a database that will fetch just a small subset of all available records or increase the web service throughput by returning less data than it’s needed – it all boils down to the efficient usage of the pagination. I’m going to present my approach to this mechanism, both for the MSSQL and MongoDB databases, yet it can be also used in any other scenario such as in memory pagination.

Opis projektu MemoryVisualizera toczy się w kilku wątkach. Jednym z nich jest moja przygoda z F# w kontekście WPF. Po pierwszej części, w której w ogólności opisywałem jak możemy “pożenić” WPF z F#, pora kolejne kroki. Ale wcześniej potrzebne nam będzie krótkie przypomnienie z WPF w C#.

Big changes related to the Warden project – it has been totally rewritten to the new .NET Core in order to support cross-platform capabilities (at least in a future). The functionality per se (including API) didn’t change, yet from now on you can use Warden with the new DNX runtime. If you’re interested in the migration process, a current status of this update (including the supported parts of the project) and what are the next goals – take a look at the whole post.

Dzisiaj artykuł o wstrzykiwaniu zależności. Każda poważniejsza aplikacja w obiektowym języku programowania powinna implementować zasadę odwróconego sterowania (IoC), a jej poszczególne modułu powinny być luźno powiązane (loose coupling).