I’ve spent some time the JumpList API for UWP apps recently and there were a couple of things that caught me by surprise that I wanted to share with you, so you don’t have […]
When I decided to leave jayway I wanted to leave something behind, I opted for a picture on the wall of some of my colleagues. Unfortunately I didn’t manage to get everyone in the […]
This post is part of a series on deploying database updates with automatic rollbacks using EF Core Migrations and Octopus Deploy. In this part, we’ll sum up the deployment process we’ve created, and wrap […]
This post is part of a series on deploying database updates with automatic rollbacks using EF Core Migrations and Octopus Deploy. In this part of the series, we’ll add automatic rollbacks to a known […]
This post is part of a series on deploying database updates with automatic rollbacks using EF Core Migrations and Octopus Deploy. In this part of the series, we’ll create the actual deployment script which will […]
This post is part of a series on deploying database updates with automatic rollbacks using EF Core Migrations and Octopus Deploy. In this part of the series, we’ll bundle the database updates in a […]
I recently read a blog post about using shims to unit test without interfaces. It looks really compelling, so I thought I’d explore some ways to create testable code to determine if I like […]
In this world of continuous and automated everything, it seems we’ve “solved” most of the problems of deployment of services. However, that only gets us part of the way. Most applications aren’t stateless all […]
A neat trick you can do in Scala is extending an object (instance of an existing class) on the fly when you instantiate it. This comes in very handy when debugging code you do […]
I recently debugged a strange issue which seemed to appear out of nowhere™. It all came down to a that we used List in a match while the methods signature was changed from List […]
I was doing Advent of Code and was working on generating numbers based on a pattern (day 15).
Background Here at Jayway, competence development has always been a crucial part of our culture. Apart from founding, hosting and attending one of the biggest developer conferences in Europe – Øredev, we also enjoy […]
If you go to Xamarin home page it will tell you that there are two types of Xamarin, native and forms. Native is for full pledge down to the metal apps for iOS and Android. Forms […]
AWS CLI MFA, how about that for title? It translates to Amazon Web Services Command Line Interface Multi Factor Authentication when all acronyms are spelled out. If you have enabled MFA for the AWS […]
“What business you in, Jack? Just tell me what business you in…” Like all industries the automotive industry has its own abbreviations and acronyms, and to add to that every original equipment manufacturer(OEM) also […]