You don't always need an IOC library
The principle of YAGNI should always apply, and I was recently reminded of that when I had to build a small application to give to a user for a small one off task. We’re talking a single screen...
The principle of YAGNI should always apply, and I was recently reminded of that when I had to build a small application to give to a user for a small one off task. We’re talking a single screen...
Configuring SignalR in ASP.NET MVC, using StructureMap as the IoC container is fairly straightforward, but not without some subtleties that caught me out.
It is possible to setup your build server to run code analysis on your solution/projects, without having to install VS on your build server.
Gitlab is an open source ‘clone’ of Github, although I don’t think it’s much of a clone anymore, to be fair. The Enterprise edition has full Active Directory support, and the Community edition does not.
Having just been stumped on this for longer than I care to admit, and only finding the answer to my problem buried in a comment on StackOverflow, I’m posting it here for my own future reference: