Use an Integrated Shell Console Terminal in VS Code
VS Code is a lightweight code editor available for free from Microsoft. It's a great, open-source tool for quick edits, or even for all day coding.
Blog Posts
MANY articles on a wide array of topics. You’ll find a lot of my newer content is going to my YouTube channel first, but I do still blog occasionally.
Detect git Conflict Markers
If you're using git, you've probably run into a problem at some point where you've had to perform a merge, and a merge conflict resulted.
Avoid Referencing Infrastructure in Visual Studio Solutions
The dependency inversion principle states that your application's
The Minimal ASPNET Core 1.1 App
In a previous article, I described how to create the minimal
Developer on Fire Interview
I recently spoke with David Rael of the Developer on Fire podcast. We talked about a lot of things in our 40 minute conversation. Here are some of the highlights:
Open Command or Powershell Window From Explorer
Command line tools are becoming increasingly popular, so this tip may save you some time. On Windows, there are several ways to open up a command window. My typical method is to just hit the Start key and type 'cmd' and …
UseStatusCodePages Middleware Problem Resolved
If you're trying to get the ASP.NET Core Status Code Pages
Now Shipping 2017 Software Craftsmanship Calendars
DevIQ's annual software craftsmanship wall calendar's 2017 edition has arrived from the printer and is shipping now. If you didn't back the Kickstarter campaign, you can still order one while supplies last from …
4 Tips to Integrate TeamCity and GitHub
Last updated: 13 October 2023 I’ve been a fan of JetBrains TeamCity for many years now. It’s a great continuous integration / build server product, with an extremely responsive web-based user interface …