Buildron is a build radiator to continuous integration server like TeamCity, Jenkins and Hudson. We’ve built it as a Skahal’s product and now we decide to open source it: http://github.com/skahal/buildron. You can run it on Windows, OSX and Linux: https://github.com/skahal/Buildron/releases There is a remote control app too (Windows, OSX, Linux,...
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The use of badges on GitHub repositories helps us to promote good pratices about our code. Some amazing services like the Shileds.io can generate almost all badges you can imagine, but what about those badges where there is no such online service to perform this job? One common case is...
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So, do you want to track the time you spend in some tasks, but always forget to start the time tracking? I love to used Toggl.com to time tracking and a few days ago I discovered another amazing app to OSX: ControlPlane. ControlPlane, in few words, is an app that...
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In some situations, like generate a live console for a web api or generate code using T4 template we need a way to read the code documentation at runtime. Some time ago I’ve faced that situation again and I thought: “Should be an easy way to read this code documentation!”....
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There is an amazing and easy to use custom attribute on .NET Framework stack that I rarely see in use. It helps and improve the way you can debug your code and you just need a line of code to use it: DebuggerDisplay. Maybe you’ve used it a lot and...
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You have programmed an amazing functional tests to validate your infrastructure service that connect on Google Docs. These functional tests run perfect well on your development machine and now you want to run them on Travis CI, but how to do this without reveal your Google’s username and password worldwide? Travis...
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The Eric Evans’ book “Domain-Driven Design - Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software” is like a Bible for who intend to use DDD, so, I guess that some quotes of the book can help us to validate our DDD approach. The list below is just a “check-point list”, because,...
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Why we should avoid DateTime.UtcNow inside a Linq to Entities query? Because we can get unexpected results! After read this tip, will be expected results 😉 What is the diference between these two Linq queries? Query 1 Query 2 SQL generated The first one will generate a SQL with WHERE...
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Looking in some backups I found one of my first games. I made it about 14 years ago: a Nibble in 461 lines of C.
I push the source code and binary files to a GitHub repository: https://github.com/giacomelli/Nibble
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