Pakujemy się we trójkę w samochód i wyruszamy w Polskę. 5 miast, dzień po dniu. Trzech .NETomaniaków. Trzej Dot Netos w trasie. Codziennie wieczorem inne miasto, inni ludzie ale te same tematy - wydajność .NET, wnętrza .NET, zaawansowane tematy .NET.

I really enjoy learning new architectures, design patterns, frameworks, libraries or in general – everything related to web development. I really do. But honestly, after quite long time all these stuff became a little bit… boring. To avoid possible burnout I decided to play with something completely different. My thoughts circled around functional programming (F#, Heskel), IoT, quantum programming in Q# and much more, but none of them felt right. Enlightenment ...

Przedstawiamy wam 18 odcinek podcastu Ostra Piła w którym to rozwodzimy się nad code-review. Porozmawiamy sobie na takie tematy jak to jak robić dobrze code review oraz czy każdy powinien je robić czy może tylko seniorzy powinni dostąpić tego zaszczytu? Dwugodzinne code-review dla waszej programistycznej przyjemności. Miłego słuchania.

There are some common questions when it comes to microservices. One of them is „how to forward request from API gateway to the particular microservice?”. There’s no rule of thumb here because everyone has a slightly different approach, but the most popular solution I know is:For writes, so creates, updates and deletes (CUD) create a command and publish it to the service bus based on a queue like RabbitMQ.For reads (GET) forward the HTTP request to the internal API (not p...

Once a while, recruiters from the company I work at, ask me whether I have some friend (developer) who’s looking for a job. Typically, this kind of dialogue looks something like: Recruiter: „Hey Darek! I have a great job offer for a .NET developer! Maybe you’ve got someone who would be interested?” Me: „Show me what you got. Yeah… I have one who knows all the technologies and worked with this kind of architecture. Although he’s got half a year less experience than r...

About two months ago I worked on the microservice for my company’s new product. The whole thing was based on the CQRS pattern which is basically about splitting the application into reads (queries) and writes (commands). I came to the point when I wanted to validate a command object received from RabbitMQ. Without thinking, I started coding another if statements which after a while became my „domain logic”. I’m not going to present the example code because I’m ...

'You mean the cheap crXp? This is what I heard, when I ask a colleague in London about a local souvenir shop. Recently it recalled it when thinking about software quality and technical debt. Interested in SaCC? Read along!

Currently, I’m working on my new open source project which hopefully will be announced by the end of October. One thing that I really missed during my work was integrating my GitHub repository with some kind of service which would present me how each Pull Request increases/decreases coverage and what’s the overall coverage on develop and master branch. After few hours I decided to try Codecov since it’s quite easy to setup and has a very clear visualization.  ...

Lots of developers do pet projects besides their job. Things are pretty straightforward when you work alone. You code some functionality, then commit the changes and push it to the repository like GitHub, Bitbucket or Gitlab. Simple is that. But at some point, your code might turn into a full product. Folks start using it, new contributors come and your repository becomes their workspace as well. As you probably guess, if you want to keep the control over t...

Witam w 1. praktycznym cyklu programistycznym, od czasu wpisów na temat Java i Android, teraz C#, ASP.net Core i Docker'y. W 1. części zajmę się tworzeniem web serwisu na bazie .net Core 2.0