by David | May 8, 2021 | Tooling
I tend to automate the most basic tasks because it’s more fun than copy-pasting. If I need to do something more than ~5x I’m like to write a script for it. This time I was writing a blog post comparing some Flutter packages and had to generate badges for...
by David | Sep 2, 2016 | Development, Statistics, Tooling, Tools
What is this? I got the chance to try out NDepend, although with everything else, it took me quite some time until I finally got around to picking it up. Now NDepend is a tool, both command line, stand alone and as an addin to Visual Studio which allows you to do...
by David | Nov 30, 2015 | Development, Environment, Tooling, Tools
On my current project we’re using Jenkins as a CI platform and Visual Studio Online with TFS for source control. I’ve been wanting to setup the builds on our intranet again to run the integration tests relying on intranet access each check-in. I had an...
by David | Sep 2, 2015 | Debugging, Development, Tooling
I’ve been getting into Ruby last week whilst playing with Selenium at work. We’re trying to get around quite a big and well-known limitation of Selenium, that you cannot reuse a driver already created within another process. Since we’re executing...
by David | Jun 16, 2015 | Database, Deployment, Environment, Tooling
We had the opportunity of trying out some new tech a while back when building a licence system and going through the options for persisting data we ended up choosing Event Store (not just for the cute mascot). It’s not really intuitive to get up and running but...
by David | Sep 7, 2014 | Automation, Development, Environment, Tooling, Tools
When working with git and node js you end up using the command line quite a lot. As a Windows grown developer this is kind of a strange sensation really, you quickly start to appreciate why those Linux guys constantly advocated the bash and you also understand...