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Lightning Talk - .NET CLI in 5 Minutes

Wrote this up after reading through Jeremy Miller' [https://jeremydmiller.com/]s article on .NET CLI [https://www.infoq.com/articles/netcore-cli] as a 5 minute lightning talk. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .NET Core Command Line Interface Can we be friends with it? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Test Setup * .NET Core installed 2.2 * Windows Subsystem

DotNetFringe 2017 - Recap

Point 1: "The Company" Technology systems and use is drastically behind and isolated Why is this? Fundamentally I think it is because we rely on active memories of project members to backfill things that other companies would do normally need to do because they are forced to when confronted with

Function Length as an indicator of issues

Running through some code here and keep seeing other entrenched programmers writing monstrous 150 line methods that are void typed. WHY?! See here for more detail: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/FunctionLength.html The longer the function the closer it becomes to unmaintainable because the more lines you write the more

DotNetFringe 2016 Conference Proposal

This request was accepted All topics and tools covered at .NET Fringe are open source and available freely for modification on GitHub with respect to their open source licensing. Benefits would be * Familiarity with available open source projects and methodologies of practical and in use Open Source Projects that are

DotNetFringe 2017 Conference Proposal

This proposal was accepted -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I think as multiple people are going to FOSS4G already, I would like to substitute the .NET Fringe 2017 conference to get the current state of open source software with respect to .NET development which we are currently using for the majority of projects as

DotNetFringe 2016 - Recap

Point 1: Open Source projects are the default case for organizations. Explicit reasons are required not to make an application open source. This is for all participating organizations and attendees from large corporate entities, Microsoft, to one person consultant organizations. This is a monumental change with respect to .NET organizations