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Auch am letzten Tag der BUILD 2017 Konferenz gab es wieder eine menge interessanter und unterhaltsamer Sessions. Einige waren so unterhaltsam, dass man diese schon fast als Nerd-Comedy bezeichnen könnte. … Continue Reading Microsoft BUILD 2017 – Day 3 (German)
Heute war ich an diversen Session. Dazwischen max. 30 Minuten Pause – also ein dichtes Programm. Dabei habe ich die folgenden Themen aufgegriffen. Windows 10 Diverse Updates wurden während der … Continue Reading Microsoft BUILD 2017 Day 2
Der erste Tag der Microsoft BUILD 2017 Konferenz ist für mich um. Zeit ein paar Highlights festzuhalten, was mir besonders geblieben ist. Dabei handelt es sich nur um einen ganz … Continue Reading Microsoft BUILD 2017 Day 1 (German)
At our company we are working mainly with TFS and VSTS using GIT repositories. We also set up our project teams with a Lead-Developer. A Lead-Dev has multiple responsibilities. One … Continue Reading Auto-Complete Pull-Requests with TFS and VSTS
ASP.Net MVC Core introduced the new TagHelpers. The should take the C#-Magic out of the Razor views so people without C# know-how – mainly “the HTML/CSS-only Web-Designer” can work on … Continue Reading Thoughts about TagHelpers
I remembered that I saw TFS boards where the ID’s where shown directly within the board and one didn’t need to open each work-item to get it’s ID. I need … Continue Reading How to show ID’s in TFS story’s and tasks
After working with Visual Studio and R# for many years now I discovered this feature just yesterday. Maybe some of you find it useful too. I removed code that was depending … Continue Reading Removing unused Nuget Packages
If your app is loading HTML with Javascript in there using AJAX these dynamic scripts will not show up in Chrome script-debugger (nor Firefox). They show up in IE 11 … Continue Reading How to debug dynamic Javascript’s in Chrome
I just updated to the latest VisualStudio 2017 RC, .Net Core 1.1.1 and worked on a previously started little ASP.Net Core app. I’ve managed Nuget packages for the app by … Continue Reading Where is the Package.config file gone?
Some time ago I’ve written a blog post on how to build a connection indicator using ASP.Net MVC, SignalR and TypeScript. I had to write one again and did an … Continue Reading SignalR Connection Indicator reloaded
Based on my previous blog post “Decouple IoC/DI container when authoring a C# library“ I have written some C# Nuget packages to have that Service Registry thing easily available in … Continue Reading Common Service Registry
In Part 1 I showed how I code against the Dynamics CRM SDK with my own ICrmSession and how I can do unit-testing based on those few interfaces and classes. … Continue Reading Testability for Dynamics CRM SDK code Part 2
During the last months I had to code several web-cervices (ASP.Net WCF Service) for connecting other pieces of software with Dynamics CRM. I’ve used the Dynamics CRM SDK (2011, 2015 … Continue Reading Testability for Dynamics CRM SDK code
The programming language C# supports the use of regions since ever. To be more precise it dates back into VS .Net 2003 and .Net 1.x. The concept is fairly simple: … Continue Reading C# Regions are evil
I am currently working on a new little web application using the good old ASP.Net MVC 5. This application should be hosted on Azure App Service and as our company … Continue Reading Quick developer tour on Microsoft Application Insights
TFS or its cloud instance Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) does have a very nice integration of GIT as a distributed version control system (DVCS). This is build into TFS … Continue Reading GIT Pull-Requests and Reviews in TFS/VSTS
