In 9 cases out of 10 our clients have some sort of database that they want to interface with. And 8 out of those 9 cases the database is going …
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Custom Routing in .NET WebAPI
We all need to do weird things sometimes. One assignment we’ve got was to implement an API that would totally obfuscate all parameters in a Base64 encoded string. This will …
Programmatically submitting Google Forms with AngularJs
Google Forms is a viable way to do business. We’ve seen a few successful compaines that rely on it for day-to-day operations. The flow would normally involve users entering data …
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Making Swagger to get the authorization token from URL query string
Swagger is extremely useful when developing and debugging Web APIs. Some dev environments however got a bit of security added on top which can get a bit too painful to …
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Integration testing aide for MVC core routing
Sometimes unit tests just don’t cut it. This is where integration tests come in. This however brings a whole new set of issues with finding the beast way to isolate …
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Moq-ing around existing instance
We love unit testing! Seriously, it makes sense if you consider how many times a simple test had saved us from having to revisit that long forgotten project we’ve already …
.NET Membership audit
In previous article we’ve got through the setup and prepared a hash list for us to work on. And it’s perfectly valid for running through a smaller list of words …
Hacking custom Start Action in Visual Studio 2017
As part of our technical debt collection commitment we do deal with weird situations where simply running a solution in Visual Studio might not be enough. A recent example to …
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Landing pages made easy
Do more with less Every now and then customers would like us to build them a landing page with as little development and running overhead as possible.First thing that pops …
Oops I did it again: git disaster recovery
Houston, we have a problem So, you’ve accidentally pushed your commit before realising it breaks everything? Or maybe the merge you’ve been working on for the last 2 hours has …
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