It is pretty common these days to use Selenium and NUnit or any other unit testing framework to create an automated regression solutions. If you are not familiar with this … Continue reading “Fluent Automated Testing”
Patryk Borowa
Micro Services Architecture – A Practical Look
Most of us know and are used to WCF and WEB API services, we know how to model applications to best utilize these frameworks. Some also heard about micro services … Continue reading “Micro Services Architecture – A Practical Look”
The Art of Performance tuning and Optimization
About 2500 years ago there lived a brilliant Chinese military strategist, general Sun Tzu. His life’s work was a book entitled “The Art of War”. It is full of ideas or in … Continue reading “The Art of Performance tuning and Optimization”
The Common Sense Development That Works
I think we all agree that our work is all about achieving high performance, scalable and most importantly simple solutions to complex problems. Over the years spent on developing and … Continue reading “The Common Sense Development That Works”
ORMs – Love them or hate them?
For many reasons we have grown to love our ORMs. We enjoy the simplicity of Entity Framework, the way it separates us from the old much unappreciated world of stored procedures … Continue reading “ORMs – Love them or hate them?”
Software Architecture Canvas – a brother of the business model canvas?
Have you ever heard of the business model canvas? If so, then you know that it is basically a board of basic elements which need to be evaluated in the … Continue reading “Software Architecture Canvas – a brother of the business model canvas?”
Durandal — your new favourite client-side framework
So you were researching JavaScript frameworks to host your new single page application? Was angular too much or perhaps you don’t have time to learn its relatively complex structure? If … Continue reading “Durandal — your new favourite client-side framework”
Let the UI Shine with WebGL
For quite some time now we have been hearing this buzz word WebGL and perhaps just as most of you I have seen it as a way of making old … Continue reading “Let the UI Shine with WebGL”
The “NoSQL” way of storing data
Most IT professionals are by now most likely aware of the NoSql and perhaps even heard of a few differences between it and the relational database models. The usual question … Continue reading “The “NoSQL” way of storing data”