DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 2 minutes We started a new project, from scratch. As you should already know, it’s quite unusual and great to have the opportunity of writing a project from scratch. Therefore, we grabbed this with both hands. The most important thing with new projects, beside POC unknown territories (post about this in a near future), is to have a …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 3 minutes I’m sure you’ve realized I’m not using one of the default fonts on this blog. Instead, I’m using FiraCode. A few months ago I was introduced to this font by a co-worker.Actually, it was more than that, I was introduced to the option to change the current font in Visual Studio. Never thought that the …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 2 minutes Same as when coding, always try to KISS everything you do (Keep It Simple and Stupid). In this post I’ll talk about another thing I love to do (besides coding) – Cooking! This blog will not only talk about code and development, but also about food. Some posts will contain even recipes! In this post …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = < 1 minute After publishing the “How to update yourself” post a friend encouraged me to look for more ways to self-update your software. Thanks to that I remembered (and found) more methods to do this! One is the ClickOnce Framework. This frameworks takes care of the publishing and updating of your application. It allows administrators to roll an …
DateTime.AfterPost – DateTime.Now = 4 minutes I don’t know about you, but my university studies didn’t really prepare me for real life. I was pretty fine writing code and completing the assignments, but I found out (pretty fast) that if your code works and it does what it needs to do, it isn’t really done: Do you follow any Design Patterns? …