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Getting ready for “Async Main” for C#
Here is the MD for Async Main https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/blob/master/proposals/csharp-7.1/async-main.md The problem is, you want to code for it now, so that you don’t have a pain to update lots of code later. The solution is add it now, sorta. public class Program { … Continue reading
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Setting up my VSTS build environment
This is a summary of nightmares and preferences. This is a C# ASP.NET MVC Core project. Do not assume that because it builds locally, it will build and deploy from the VSTS services. The items below are breakdowns of the … Continue reading
Posted in Asp.Net, Brian's Code Extreme, C#, CSS, HTML, Install and Upgrades, Internet, JavaScript, Open Source, VSTS
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.JS is the new IL
I don’t really know many people who write directly into a js file. I see them using some middleware to convert (“compile”) to js. Here is a pretty exhaustive list of converters. The thing to take from this, is just … Continue reading
Posted in Brian's Code Extreme, C-Langs, JavaScript
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Moving People into PO positions
Challenge: One of the big challenges of getting a PO to adapt to their job position is to remind them that they have to let their old job position go. We have some really talented staff members who are now … Continue reading
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I.N.V.E.S.T. a story about listening to people experienced in Agile development
I think everyone in the development group has heard our engineering manager go on about the Agile term INVEST. Independent (of all others) Negotiable (not a specific contract for features) Valuable (or vertical) Estimable (to a good approximation) Small (so … Continue reading
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Securing your base code for SPAs using ASP.NET MVC the easy way
For this you will only need 1 controller, and 1 optional view. The controller is to provide routing details to the DB and feed back to the view. The optional view then embeds the host page internally, or the controller … Continue reading
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How to get past Visual Studio locking up
This isn’t an exhaustive list, but my top fixes. Locate the devenv.exe for the version of VS that you are working on. devenv.exe /SafeMode Suspends plugins devenv.exe /ResetSkipPkgs Removes packages that are having problems devenv.exe /ResetUserData Resets all of the … Continue reading
