Dotnet and Reflection – Exploration By Example
2019-03-06Today, I will be talking about how to use reflection in order to generate code. The reflection in C# is… Continue Reading
Why would you do rapid prototyping with SQLite?
2019-03-05As someone who likes to do some hack and automate pretty much my daily routine, recently I changed a bit… Continue Reading
SAFe – Just got certified! Yay
2019-03-05I finally went through the process in order to get certified (Leading SAFe – Certified SAFe® 4 Agilist). I was… Continue Reading
Canvas Chart ➡️ Snapshot ➡️ Manipulate ➡️ Send it to your confluence page (or elsewhere)
2019-01-11Today, let’s create a connection between one of your app using ChartJs + Confluence and send or synchronize a chart.… Continue Reading
Deploiement .Net Core 2.1 sur Heroku en utilisant une image Docker
2018-11-30Vous n’avez pas encore expérimenté avec Docker? Inquiétez-vous pas, ce blog vous montre à partir de 0 comment déployer une… Continue Reading
Create plugins in Dotnet Core or what we call Managed Extensibility Framework
2018-11-29In Java we have the Service Loader that can add plugin(s) within your application at startup. It basically means you… Continue Reading
ChartJs with SonarQube API’s – Make your own reports
2018-11-22Recently asked to do reports every two weeks to all the teams about their good/bad behaviors and at the same… Continue Reading
Tutorial: Bamboo ➕ NDepend => How to integrate them together
2018-11-13This tutorial is intended to help you to integrate NDepend within your current builds or your new builds. In cases… Continue Reading
NDepend, SonarQube ou pourquoi pas les intégrer ensemble 😉
2018-11-05Préface J’utilises depuis plusieurs années SonarQube (Ou sinon sur le ☁ nuage que sont les SaaS de ce monde, SonarCloud☁) afin d’avoir une… Continue Reading
Dotnet Core et ses templates CLI, pourquoi s’arrêter à C# ou peut-être pas?
2018-10-30Comme le titre l’indique, pourquoi s’arrêter à un template et pourquoi devrait-on, ou pas, faire que des templates C#? Afin… Continue Reading