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Mocking the file system
Last time I described how I started to test PowerShell scripts written in C#. Usually, the scripts interact with the system, so in order...
Skrzyżowanie z drogą jednokierunkową
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Wyjąłem słuchawki z uszu. Takie sytuacje czasem się zdarzają i mam w zanadrzu gotowy...
Testing PowerShell cmdlets written in C#
Recently I was rewriting an old console tool written in c#. The tricky part was that I had to implement this tool as a...
Git branching for legacy systems
Recently I work with the legacy code. It's complex, released in many different versions, and definitely needs to be refactored. But how to do...
Mów prawdę swoim pracownikom (i nie tylko)
Wpis umieszczam jako część Cyklu seniorskiego, ponieważ uważam że także Senior Dev( a może przede wszystkim on) powinien zwracać szczególną uwagę na to w...
Querying multiple SQL Server databases
Sometimes I'd like to find a database containing data that could be used for testing purposes. What to do then? Either manually query databases...
XmlSerializer vs. DataContractSerializer – why the latter is better?
I like the idea that one should write C# code as much functional as possible. Sometimes it's difficult, sometimes even impossible, but on the...
Git: branches easier than ever
In two previous parts, we dealt with Git objects that were of compressed files form. That might be a bit overwhelming, so today we...
Git – how to commit without git commit?
Last time we learnt how Git stores the data inside its file database. But how to commit something? This post shows how git commit...
How Git stores data? Commits, trees and blobs
Last time when I wrote about Git history and why it sometimes disappears, the article concluded with a concise statement that it's the way...