Better Moq expressions with NUnit constraints
NUnit constraints can be used when verifying invocations in Moq to create powerful and clear expressions.
Practical .NET and cloud architecture
I write about ASP.NET Core, AWS, APIs, testing, infrastructure, and developer tooling, grounded in problems I encounter while building real systems.
Recent posts
Quickly cloning all your repositories from GitHub
GitHub exposes most of its functionalities via its CLI, including a raw access to the API. This can be used to query all owned repositories and use the result to automatically clone them.
Developing distributed applications with Tye
Tye is an experimental tool Microsoft is working on to facilitate the development of solutions with many services.
Pattern matching in C# 9.0
An overview about the different patterns available in C# up to version 9.0 of the compiler, improvements to the to the switch statement and the new switch expression introduced in C# 8.0.
Customizing Jekyll with the Minimal Mistakes theme
How I created this blog: how I installed the Minimal Mistakes theme and customized a bit
Setting up a website based on Jekyll
How I created this blog: how I created my site using Jekyll CLI and initial configuration
Working with AWS in devcontainers
How to access AWS services from within a devcontainer via AWS SDK, AWS CLI or AWS Toolkit
Setting up a devcontainer to work with Jekyll on Windows
How I created this blog: how I set up Visual Studio Code to work with my Jekyll site
Preparing a GitHub repository to host a Jekyll website
How I created this blog: how I set up and configured the repository backing this blog
Setting up GitHub Pages to host a Jekyll website
How I created this blog: how I set up and configured the hosting of this blog on GitHub Pages