by David | Jun 15, 2019 | Development, Life
Past two months I’ve been reading a few dev books, I went to Uncle Bob’s Clean Architecture course and Skillsmatters µCon. I also did coding tests and helped onboard people on my team. This made me realise two things, a) I’m learning a lot and b) I...
by David | Aug 17, 2018 | Deployment, Development
A week with cold turned productive During my travel throughout south east Asia at one point I found myself in Bali. I had hoped to get a diving certificate but having just returned from a mountain hike I instead got stuck in bed for a week. But this wasn’t a bad...
by David | May 18, 2017 | Development, General
When you get incoming requests and/or emergency tickets it’s important to be able to classify these properly to know whether you should stop what you’re doing or possibly if you should be doing it at all. This topic came up in my team the other day and at...
by David | Sep 23, 2016 | Development
TL;DR; Use cases are higher level and describes to the user what a feature/story does and the user story describes how the system solves this need. My team is currently fleshing out some new features for the next version of our software and this morning I started...
by David | Sep 2, 2016 | Development
Now I use the enumerable extensions in C# a lot. First(), Single(), Select() is everywhere. However, I’ve found that there’s a few I’m missing and that sometimes they just don’t exactly suit my purposes. So, sometimes I create an additional...
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...
