Last night I started working on my new tech presentation which is going to consist mostly on live demos. Because of limited time (which is usually about 50 minutes) and few topics to discuss, I decided to use code snippets in my Visual Studio Code. Thanks to that, I’ll focus more on the „talk flow” rather than my typing which is not so good when I’m stressed.  Creating snippets in VSC Let’s start with creating an example C# snippet just to present the way it works....

Microservices are still pretty popular in our industry since they imply lots of benefits. However working with that kind of architecture might be annoying when it comes to commit the changes using GIT. Why? Simply because in a common approach, each microservice should be put in a separate repository. Therefore, instead of doing your typical „GIT sequence” once, you end up with few terminals where you do pretty much the same job. Fortunately, you can avoid that with no big deal. ...

In my last article, I presented how to run Aurelia unit tests inside Bitbucket pipeline. What’s quite funny (or may be scary for some of you) is that few hours after publishing, Facebook presented to me an add with „great CI tool” called Buddy. Without much thought, I navigated to the project’s site and I felt in love immediately. Why? There’s one reason – it’s dead simple...

It’s pretty funny to me when you think that you know some programming language quite well and suddenly you find out some feature, you’ve never heard before. I mean at all. That’s exactly what happened to me yesterday. Let’s see what’s that. Generics are very useful in programming since we can avoid writing similar code multiple times. But when we start to complicate them too much, it quickly reduces the legibility of the code. Of course, I don’t claim that whe...

The end of the May comes and hence the end of „Get Noticed 2017” competition. Therefore, I’m going to do a short summary which will describe things that I’m happy about together with those that I’m not. Obviously, this post also will be the last one in the GN2017 category which contains 16 articles. Wait, what?

Today’s post is going to be super easy, especially if you’re familiar with SQL, so without much explanation let’s discuss a little bit about two clauses that you might spot later in my Neo4j & Cypher series – Union and With.  UNION clause The Union clause can be used to merge the results of two queries. There are just two restrictions:the number of columns in both queries must be the samecolumn names in both queries must be the same Let’s demonstra...

In the previous post, we explored Neo4j dataset containing actors and movies. We also got familiar with basics of Cypher – declarative query language created for graph databases. In today’s post, we’ll find out how to create a more complex query which will consist of many relationships and nodes.  What are we going to retrieve? Let’s start with defining our task. Imagine that someone asked us to build a query which will answer the below question: I...

Imagine the following situation: your job was to add some functionality to the application. You’ve worked on this for last couple days doing N commits. When the job is over you want to push your changes to the origin but soon after you spot that for the whole time you’ve worked on master/develop branch instead of the feature branch. Sounds familiar to you? Don’t worry, you can still move your changes!  The example Let’s say that we started a new project. We’ve ...

A few days ago I showed you how to combine Nancy with Autofac and ASP.NET Core IoC. Today’s post will be related to the security and more precisely JWT authentication. Before moving further, I’d like to mention that below text is going to be the last Nancy-related one (at least for now). In a next couple weeks, we’ll explore the world of graph databases with Neo4j and .NET Core, so I hope you’re as excited as I do 😉  How does JWT authe...

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