Most C# coding standards recommend using camelCase for local variables and _camelCase for private or internal (and I also say for protected…
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I've given this advice quite a number of times so I figured it was time to put it into an online article. If you're a .NET developer you…
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Automated tests have gained a lot of acceptance in recent years. Not long ago, many organizations bristled at the notion of having their…
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If you're working with git, especially with open source, sometimes you'll find that you want to work with a particular pull request, or PR…
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I've worked with many clients who are upgrading from EF 6 to EF Core. Many of them are coming from EDMX files, and are wondering what the…
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Recently I've been looking at different ways to generate code coverage reports during automated builds. I'm mostly working with Azure DevOps…
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I'm a big fan of unit tests and integration tests and have written about them frequently. I also authored the original docs on writing…
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I work on a few GitHub projects, like the Microsoft Docs, where I'm a relatively frequent contributor but I don't have commit rights. This…
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Recently I was working on some WinForms and classic MVC (not Core) apps built with ASP.NET and migrating them to Azure using containers…
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I’ve written previously about how to set the window title in PowerShell. Unfortunately, it’s a little complicated. Recently on twitter…
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