by Oren Eini
posted on: May 20, 2021
From the very start, most of the RavenDB community communication was handled via the mailing list. Some members of the community mentioned that this workflow is outdated and wanted to move to a more modern options. As a result, we opened up the GitHub Discussions board and we welcome the community there as well.Ask your questions, interact and let us know what you are doing with RavenDB.
by Ardalis
posted on: May 18, 2021
I've heard about AutoHotKey before but never gotten round to installing it until recently. Basically I had a bunch of text (code) that I…Keep Reading →
by Andrew Lock
posted on: May 18, 2021
Creating a Simple Moving Average calculator in C# - Part 3
by Gérald Barré
posted on: May 17, 2021
When using an external closed-source library, it can sometimes be useful to understand how it works and debug it like if it were part of your solution.To display the source code of a DLL when debugging, Visual Studio relies on PDB files (Symbol files) to link compiled code to source code. This mean
by Steve Gordon
posted on: May 13, 2021
In this post, I wanted to share the steps required to get started with GitHub Actions to automate your workflows directly inside GitHub. I’ve fairly recently been learning about using GitHub actions while creating and maintaining them as part of my work at Elastic. I very much agree that the best way to embed what […]
by Vladimir Khorikov
posted on: May 13, 2021
My new online training course about Validation and DDD went live.
by Oren Eini
posted on: May 12, 2021
by Ardalis
posted on: May 11, 2021
A couple of years ago, I wrote an article on how to use the git command line to sync a fork with its upstream branch. Now, you should need…Keep Reading →
by Andrew Lock
posted on: May 11, 2021
Creating a Simple Moving Average calculator in C# - Part 2
by Steve Gordon
posted on: May 10, 2021
Last week my sixth Pluralsight course, “String Manipulation in C#: Best Practices” was released. This new course dives into creating, modifying, searching and parsing strings in .NET. Strings are one of the most used types in .NET applications and In this course, you’ll uncover everything you need to know about strings to use them effectively […]
