A small blog post about using GitHub Actions to publish nuget package.
Publishing .net standard nuget package with GitHub Actions
Not Cool, YouTube! Not Cool.
This is really really annoying. Coming from a company owned by Google, you would expect some intelligence, but I guess you can't expect that. A little bit of background, I work at Rokt. Probably few people know about Rokt, we are a marketing tech company, we display targeted advertisements to users, and the rest is... Continue Reading →
Use Visual Studio to generate .cs from .proto and steamline your development process
Well, protobuf. Right? If you haven't heard of it, please visit - https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ and read it. It is pretty cool in terms network communication. Reduces size of your payload a lot. Now, if you are like me trying to use .proto files with Visual Studio, you might find it painful, to re-generate .cs files after... Continue Reading →
Circle CI – Adding a User Key to access a secondary repository
If you ever wondered how you can add a ssh access to another repository of Bitbucket/Github in your Circle CI build agent? It is pretty simple. They currently don't have a UI to give you, your public key that is generated for you using the nifty button - Create ... User Key Here is easy... Continue Reading →
Setting up git commit message template with one simple command
Well, if you are lazy as me, or nearly as lazy as me, you must be bored how much steps you have to follow to setup a nice little git commit template to auto populate your ticket number in front and ask for a commit message all the time. I know, right!! Okay, lets make... Continue Reading →
Automate your Integration Test with C# and Docker with Docker.DotNet
With the bloom of micro-service architectures in recent days, a demand in being able to test the integration of those micro-services has also become a lot relevant and a challenge as well. I was also facing a problem while doing some integration tests with my services and tried to come up with an automated testing... Continue Reading →
The BeeHive Architecture
Proposing a software architecture that supports unlimited number of plugable components. I am introducing the BeeHive architecture. Please feel free to provide your feedback and point out the problems. I would very much appreciate that.
Atl.Repository.Standard – Using IOC or a DI Container
In this short Article I am presenting how you initialize the service provider to inject the repository properly.
Atl.Repository.Standard – Basic Usage
This post introduces a nuget package, Atl.Repository.Standard, a simple .net standard repository that support DI and multi-tenancy, out of the box.
Castle Windsor, Service Locator and a possible memory leak !!!
In recent days, in one of my projects, we found an innocently looking bug that was a little too overweight - sometimes weighing more than 6GB in size in a 8GB web server. Well, a memory leak that caused the application pool to crash by exhausting the system memory. So I thought that, why not... Continue Reading →
Managed Extensibility Framework –
Introduction Before I begin lets discuss about a common development scenario and how we might deal with it - Suppose we have a requirement as follows (This was a real-time scenario once for me )- The system will collect table data from flat files, like - plain text (txt). The task is to collect column... Continue Reading →
Creating a handsome custom JavaScript library
jQuery, ExtJS, etc are some of the most sophisticated javascript libraries used current days. But If you are as passionate as I am at some moment of your life you could wish to have your very own independent js library that can be used at any site. Suppose you have created a custom library named... Continue Reading →
Uploading files from iPhone to ASP.net web site
Hello All, As a coder sometimes I have to crush my head on the desk for not finding a feasible solution to a problem. One problem that almost had me finished is uploading image files from iPhone to asp.net website. Both the website and iPhone application was developed by me and thus I had to... Continue Reading →
WCF Web Service – Enabling JSON – Solution 1
Hello! The main reason I am posting this really simple post only because, even though it is simple, it wasted a lot of time for me. There are several ways to enable JSON request and response for WCF web service. But the easiest I think is this one 1. Just select AJAX Enabled Web Service... Continue Reading →
