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Testing your tests - using mutation testing in .NET to increase the quality of automated tests
It’s easy to make mistakes while writing tests, but what if you could test your tests? Get started with mutation testing and easily increase the quality of your automated tests.
The art of debugging - a guide to squashing bugs efficiently
Debugging code is important, but hard. In this article I discuss my approach to squashing bugs.
Creating serverless one-shot containers in Azure
Containers aren’t just useful for continuously running processes or applications. There’s also the option of using them for short-lived or one-shot processes. Combine that with serverless Azure Functions, and you get the absolute best of both containers and serverless.
How to be a good coach and set junior developers up for success
A guide to being a good coach and helping new developers achieve their full potential.
Client-side rendering vs server-side rendering vs static site generation
There are several ways to deliver a website to your users. Each approach has important pros and cons that can have a real impact on your users and the performance of your website. Let's see which approach is for you.
How and where to store SQL scripts in C#
Your way of storing SQL scripts may not seem important, but different approaches can have serious consequences for you and your team.