During my early days as SA, developers were coming to me regarding every small design issue which the leads or the senior developers should have been able to answer easily and design. I was frustrated and annoyed because the lead and senior developers were not taking ownership and the initiative. At first, my frustration was at the developer’s… Read More »
So Google in their last Chrome released an amazing productivity-boosting feature which allows you to group tabs together. If you are like me you end up having quite a few tabs open as you are navigating around your web-based Software as a Service (SaaS), like Jira, Confluence, Outlook etc. you will end up with quite a few tabs… Read More »
So guys, shortly after I published my last post “10 years as a Web Developer”, a Solution Architect position came up, so I went for it and got it. Was I ready hell no! Would I ever have been ready… maybe. But I went for it because it would propel my career. So for the last two years… Read More »
Looking back over the last ten years Today I have officially spent ten years working as a .net developer Getting into the game When I left secondary school, I originally wanted to go into the hotel industry, and I spent two years studying leadership and management in hospitality in college. However midway through my course, I decided that… Read More »
Open up Powershell Go into a container: docker exec -it <mycontainer> bash opening files in a container: show file list: ls show file list: change dir: cd {directory} Show file content: cat {filename}
That is, what does a developer who has been working with .NET for the last few years need to know in order to get past an interview. (Recently I have been on the hiring side in interviews) Basic skills If in an interview you rate yourself a 7 out of 10 in your knowledge of c#. I would… Read More »
After hearing the term “microservices” back in mid 2016 and reading up about the design pattern I thought, yes I want to develop microservices. Then in early 2017, I was given a chance to work on a new greenfield project. The project itself needed to be broken down into two different processes, but both processes would need a… Read More »
A logging category is a bundle of message codes which describe a function of a process, a method, a flow, or a use case. Each category has: Name – A descriptive name Type – Audit, Accounting, or Diagnostics Attribute list – A list of attributes that might be logged with messages associated with a category (if applicable) The… Read More »