This blog is not about how Java is better than C# or vice versa. It's about using existing features a language offers you - every language has its own strength.

I went to London Continuous Delivery … more

Tags: .NET, C#, CI, DI, Tools

I started doing more and more PowerShell recently to automate provisioning environments on Azure and for CI & CD. I use Sublime for my editing - it's the best editor I've used but what I miss is … more

Tags: Powershell, Tools, Visual Studio

If you're using AppVeyor for your CI then you can display the build status in your repository readme page. You do that by using the Status Badge. There’s is good documentation on their … more

Categories: .NET

Tags: .NET, CI, Tools

If you have created new projects in Visual Studio recently and you use xUnit.net with ReSharper to run your tests you might find that your tests are not running. The reason for that is that xUnit.net … more

Categories: .NET, C#

Tags: .NET, C#, NuGet, Tools

TeamCity has a nice feature which allows to create a build number automatically with every build. For example, MyLib.dll has version 1.2.3.0. When configuring TeamCity in the “Build number … more

Categories: Git

Tags: CI, Git, Powershell, TeamCity, Tools

This a follow up post to the previous one Migration from TFS to Git

If you migrated your code from TFS to Git you'll soon realise that you don't need all the TFS bindings. After spending some time … more

Categories: Git

Tags: C#, Git, TFS, Tools, Visual Studio