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How to Start Using TDD
If you’re interested in how to finally start using TDD, I’ve got some ideas. In my experience it only takes two simple steps. It’s really easy to start TDD but a bit harder stick to it. But not that hard.
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Two Years Later
It’s been more than two years since I stopped writing here regularly, hopefully that’s going to change soon!
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Solved - Running IIS Express on External IP Address
Numerous hours I spent thinking about how to enable external access to an IIS Express website from devices other than a
localhost. Even more hours I spent “googling and stackoverflowing” the problem - finally, the search is over and all the efforts has paid off! -
What Mattermost - Setting Up Your Own Private And Secure Chat
Hey, people kept asking me to write about how to setup your own chat, so here is a small manual for all of you and for my future reference. :) I hope it will be helpful, if you have any questions, please ask in the comments below.
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From Android to Windows Phone: There and Back Again with Performance Tools!
I’ve been using Android on my Nexus 4 since 2013 and was quite satisfied with it until I decided this summer that I wanted to try Windows Phone development and the emulator wasn’t good enough to feel the OS and the app.
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Solved - IIS Express failed to register URL - Access is denied
My saga about broken stuff after Windows 10 upgrade continues (it all started with Virtualbox).
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CashQuotes App Series. Data Binding in XAML for Windows Phone (part 3)
This is the third post in a series about creating a Universal App for Windows. I’m going to write about one of the most powerful concepts ever created by the mankind - Data Binding.
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Boot any machine in your home with PXE
One day I got an old 1-unit Intel server from my friends. It’s dual Xeon 2.8 GHz 32-bit machine from early 2000s and it supports only 4 GB RAM. There is a hardware RAID with 2 HDDs which were quite fast for that time. The server was used in some serious networking tests, and I was told that the hardware is nearing the end of it’s life.
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CashQuotes App Series. Retrieving data from HTML source (part 2)
This is the second post in a series about creating a Universal App for Windows. Today we are going to make sure that our app shows some actual data.
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CashQuotes Win 8.1 App. Initial Setup of the Universal App Project (part 1)
Today I’m going to start a series of posts about how to create a Universal App for Windows. I’m planning to blog about it once per week and document everything that I find interesting on my way.
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