Docker has built in great cache mechanism, but to be able to use it, you have to understand how it works.

If you are still using regex for setting AssemblyVersion you should definitely read this article.

Kiepscy programiści często wypowiadają słowa klucze, po których da się ich poznać. Oto kilka zdań, jakie można od nich usłyszeć...

Odcinek jest poświęcony Festiwalowi Umbraco w Polsce. Jeżeli mówimy o Umbraco zwłaszcza w polsce to myślimy o jednej szczególnej osobie. Mianowicie o Marcinie Zajkowskim. To właśnie Marcin podjął się organizowania Festiwalu w Polsce.

Two weeks ago .NET Core 3.0 was officially published. Together with the new framework version, Visual Studio 2019 got support for a long-awaited C# 8.0. The complete list of the new language features is available here on the MSDN, but the one that deserves special attention is Nullable reference types. In this blog post, I will show you how to use this new language feature and how to achieve similar benefits if you still cannot use .NET Core 3.0 in your projects.

This blog post continues the series "Avoid thread synchronization problems with Roslyn" and this part is about the traps related to the usage of synchronization primitives.

How I built a very simple macro system for C# that works right in the code editor

I've decided to create a series of blog posts where I will present what I've recently learned about the traps related to the multithreading in C#. I will also show you my proposition of Roslyn analyzers that can possibly help to avoid those issues right at the stage of writing the code. This part is about choosing a suitable object for locking.

How to avoid common mocking issues and save a lot of typing with the help of Roslyn.

Reading time ~11 minutes So, Yes. I hit a pause button on writing because many things were happening, and as it turns out, you can only squeeze 24 hours in one day. Who knew? However (hopefully) my blog will come back to life. One of the things that kept me busy during this time was realizing one of my goals: Make a video course for Pluralsight. And I made it: Now that it is done, and I had a few months to reflect, a few lessons for those thinking about doing any video course.Choosing the course ...