Typically you want to write tests only for public methods. You want to avoid writing tests for private methods so that when you change the implementation, your tests remain green and you can do that ruthless refactoring without having to worry about introducing new bugs.

A friend got himself a second-hand iMac but couldn’t log in because he didn’t have the Apple Account credentials.

Keeping track of database changes in SQL Server with EntityFramework, let’s go over your options with sample implementations.

All code with some UnitTests can be found at the Github repository.

This month our QA TechEvent was “SQL Training”. Goal was to score most points by solving more and more complex SQL exercises against three datasets: countries of the world, teachers + departments (postgres) and the football worldcups (sql server).

Which country scored the most owngoals? Read on to find out!

typicode/husky : Git hooks made easy 🐶 woof!

I picked up a UserStory to make a small adjustment.

The story was simple enough as was the required change but… Looking at the code, how was it supposed to work? It looked like it just.. Shouldn’t…

Took some time but I found out, the behavior of the software was defined in the IOC registration, at startup, with Autofac.

Q: How do you install Node?
A: Well, you don’t!

You install NVM (Node Version Manager) because every project uses a different versions and they are not always that compatible!

How to load some initial data after spinning up a mongo with Docker.

If you want to follow the examples:

git clone https://github.com/itenium-be/Docker-Mongo
cd Docker-Mongo
docker compose up -d --build

# After fiddling, force re-creating the mongos:
docker compose down -v
docker compose up -d --build