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DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 6 minutes Hi everybody! I’ve missed you! It’s been more than half a year since I last wrote, WOW. There is no real excuse for this behavior and I am sorry, but I’ll try anyway.. I was pretty busy with my wedding (great event!) and I’ve changed roles in my job. Any of these two by itself …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutes A word before you start reading: This post will talk about AWS Cloud. This post isn’t a recommendation to work with AWS instead of GCP or Azure, it just happens that I work with AWS and know AWS more than the other two, so it’s easier for me to talk about it. That’s it, happy …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutes Our main project nowadays is a microservice-infrastructured system. Being microservice based, we automatically thought the best way to manage its code is in different repos. Cross project libraries were consumed using Nuget packaging. Everything works automatically, we have CI pipelines for the Nuget packages, for integration deployment and testing and we even have a template to start with …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 8 minutes Introduction When I started programming, logging was obviously not in my top 10 priorities. It wasn’t even on the list. In fact, I didn’t know what logging was. All I knew was to `cout` or `Console.WriteLine`, and it was enough. Then I began to work. I understood very rapidly that logs are important. What you …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutes My Introduction to Docker My team has decided to transition from Windows Services to Docker Containers. We’ll move to Linux and make all our new systems containerized. Very futuristic! I was in charge of checking the Docker world from scratch and figuring out how easy it would be to make the transition. To make this POC I …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutes I’m a Windows Boy That’s it, I said it. My first computer was a DOS when I was 4. My father has programmed it to play a game if I write my name and press enter. At age 6 we installed Windows XP and a whole new world appeared in front of me. I …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutes I love to host. I love to cook, but that you’ve already realized. I love to prepare food for people I love. It’s not easy. It takes practice to love it. At first, hosting is a burden. Clean up your place, buy all the stuff you need, prepare the food and more and more… For …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 3 minutes It’s been a while since the last time I wrote! A lot has happened, I got engaged for example (claps claps)! We seem to be at the end of our Coronavirus journey here in Israel, and it wasn’t a fun ride. Today I want to write about something that has …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 3 minutes We’ve been all through them. Not always in this particular order. We sometimes skip a step or two. Working with a new product is hard. You enter a new world where you are a noob and need a lot of help to make your first steps. This can be a new language, a new framework …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutes There are many manuals and tutorials around about this “phenomenon”: Rubber Duck Debugging. Don’t worry, this is not gonna be another one. A few words about it just in case you don’t know what I’m talking about.. Rubber Duck Debugging (RDD) is a debugging method that doesn’t have anything to do with technology, it works …