.net core 3 - K8s with the EFK Stack
Hosting services in Containers still requires us to log information, ideally in a central logging solution, thats where Elastic, FluendD and Kibana come to help out.
In this post we will have a look exporting logs from our .NET service.
tech radars show how we can manage our technical platforms by mapping items in use against items of interest
We can use a tech radar to show which technologies are of interest for use in our platform.
This post we look at a tech-radar for a .NET micro-services platform, of which is looking to migrate some of its technology.
The concept should be reuseable to other peoples/companies platforms.
.net core 3 - host now supports the port and adapter concept
.NET core 3 has a few changes, one of interest is the Host, some may look at it and this that this is a small change.
an initial look at vue
An initial look into Vue.js, a popular MVVM UI framework, which seems to be going from strength to strength.
using TDD to develop a simple IoC container.
This post series looks into how I apply TDD in order to have confidence in what is developed.
using TDD to develop a simple IoC container.
This post series looks into how I apply TDD in order to have confidence in what is developed.
In this post I wanted to look a little into the tools used to continuously run the tests, which ensured that we did not break the contract while we have been refactoring the code.
using TDD to develop a simple IoC container.
This post series looks into how I apply TDD in order to have confidence in what is developed.
In this post I wanted to jump to a fun subject of writing an IoC container, and that is performance. We will look into some refactoring which will improve our performance, and use our tests to ensure we still provide the required service.
using TDD to develop a simple IoC container.
This post series looks into how I apply TDD in order to have confidence in what has developed.
In this post we wil look at how to tackle the complex api in order to get a small working vertical.
using TDD to develop a simple IoC container.
Lets use TDD to build an IoC container, because we can.
This post series will look into how I apply TDD in order to have confidence in what has developed.
This post starts the series with creating automated tests that will describe the API and just enough code to ensure it complies.
what does Pojo and Poco mean to you?
Off the shelf frameworks are there to help you, however using them has a cost, aka Technical Debt, the cost of dependency.
To reduce this dependency we look for frameworks which promote Pojo’s/Poco’s. Some frameworks say they achieve this however they do not.
