RampUp for systems with the mechanical sympathy
https://github.com/Scooletz/RampUp
Hardware failure won't stop me
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Working remotely is great
2016 has brought many changes. One of these is my remote position for Particular Software. This post will cover some of aspects of my working remotely and won’t cover me...
TeamCity queries with powershell (for sake of healthy develop)
In the last entry I’ve shown how to create a PowerShell based git hook, passing following parameters to the hook for sake of validating it. The parameters were:
Git hooks with PowerShell
It’s time to provide some client-side hooks for our Git repository! Git hooks are stored in the .git directory under following path:
Git plumbing with PowerShell
In the recent post I’ve shown the need of securing the development branch in GitFlow. The same should be applied to all release branches and hotfixes as well. To provide...
Protect development at all cost
Some time ago I wrote a few entries about my attitude to the GitFlow and a small adjustment that can greatly reduce the possibility of breaking development/release branches. The main...
The tests that come to your mind, when all you have are messages
The majority of the developers do the enterprise related development. Probably, you’re one of them. Even if pet projects or OSS contributions are important to you, enterprise related development is...
Nautral identifiers as subresources in RESTful services
There’s a project I’m working on, which provides a great study of legacy. Beside the code, there’s a database which frequently uses complex natural keys, consisting of various values. As modelling using...
Kramer vs Kramer