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Review: Refactoring with C# by Matt Eland

Review: Refactoring with C# by Matt Eland

Refactoring with C# by Matt Eland is a book I would truly recommend for developers wanting to write efficient code through refactoring

Collection: Github README Generators

Collection: Github README Generators

Since Github is the defacto standard for source control, here's a new collection post to quickly create a snazzy README for your repositories

Review: NDepend Focuses on Reporting and .NET 8 in Latest Release

Review: NDepend Focuses on Reporting and .NET 8 in Latest Release

With the latest release, NDepend continues to improve the product by adding a better reporting interface and the ability to analyze .NET 8.0 projects

Dashboard Modularity

Dashboard Modularity

In this post, we look at breaking up our dashboard into more modular components for easier access

What is OAuth Authentication?

What is OAuth Authentication?

Our guest blogger, David Maayan explains what OAuth Authentication is and how it works

My COVID Journey: The Struggle is Real

My COVID Journey: The Struggle is Real

In this short post, I wanted to explain why posting has slowed down over the past year or two

Stir Trek: 2023 Edition

Stir Trek: 2023 Edition

Stir Trek didn't disappoint again. In today's post, I review this year's awesome conference in Columbus, Ohio

What Are the GitOps Principles and How to Implement Them

What Are the GitOps Principles and How to Implement Them

Today's post from our guest blogger, David Maayan, explains what GitOps is and how to implement it's principles

What Is GitOps and Why Should You Adopt It in Your Software Project?

What Is GitOps and Why Should You Adopt It in Your Software Project?

Our guest blogger, David explains what GitOps is and why it's important when building software

Using Open Source in Your Web Applications: What to Watch Out For

Using Open Source in Your Web Applications: What to Watch Out For

Today, our guest blogger, Gilad David Maayan, explains key factors to watch for when using Open Source libraries in our own applications