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Logging from Automapper
We’ve been using automapper to convert objects for some time. Now I have the need for logging to help bugtracking. Below a short list of sources how we set this up. And now you’ll need a serviceprovider when unittesting. Thank … Continue reading
AutoMoqCore – auto mocking IoC
Photo by Phillip Glickman on Unsplash https://www.nuget.org/packages/AutoMoqCore/ Dependency Inversion is one of the SOLID principles. This can be applied to unittesting as well. With AutoMoqCore I can develop robust unittests that will always compile. Focus on the smallest possible code for your … Continue reading
Update SEQ with Powershell DSC
We user Powershell Desired State Configuration (DSC) to install everything. A new installation could be done to a clean machine or by removing existing software prior to installing it. Below is part of the script we use. Now we want … Continue reading
Visual Studio Code naming convention
I’ve been using the Visual Studio 2017 naming convention to generate code the way I like. Now I want to apply this behaviour to Visual Studio Code on my MacBook. Private fields should start with underscore: First install EditorConfig from … Continue reading
EF codefirst migrations and Cloud Foundry
We’re using the hosted Cloud Foundry solution for development at http://run.pivotal.io. So everybody can hit the floor running I’ve created a template for using Entity Framework Codefirst migrations in a dotnet core web application hosted on Cloud Foundry. The key … Continue reading
