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This is a triumph
This was a triumph! I'm making a note here: Huge success!It's hard to overstate my satisfaction.The post This is a triumph appeared first on Where's Lou.
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Using test stubs instead of mocks
Well, I’ll just come right out and say it. I’m not really a fan of mock libraries for unit test code. I think they’re the wrong kind of lazy. As a programmer being lazy is good. Keep it in the back of...
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Producing a Zip or Tarball when building a .NET Core console app
There’s a .NET Core console app I’m working on that will need to be published a few different ways. The simplest way to share a downloadable app is in a self-contained tarball (.tar.gz extension) or...
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Versioning and publishing NuGet packages automatically using Azure DevOps...
Say you’re working on some dotnet projects that you would like to share with the world. Or that you would like to share with other teams in your company. Or your project has multiple git repos and the...
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Introducing Atlas – automate anything
This is a topic I’m really excited about. There’s an OSS project named Atlas which came out of our team that has recently been made public. It’s still under development but has hit a usable state. I’ll...
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Deploying an ARM template with Atlas
Today we’re going to take a look at using Atlas to deploy an Azure Resource Manager (arm) template. Deploying an arm template is a convenient and powerful way to create or modify multiple resources...
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