-
tl;dr - just show me the code (and the readme): https://github.com/dahlsailrunner/hello-ai-world AI technologies and tooling are evolving more rapidly than most technology in recent past and are not slowing down. Getting started in this space can be intimidating. In this post I intend to make this as easy as possible, …
Read More -
tl;dr - just show me the code (and the readme): https://github.com/dahlsailrunner/knowyourtoolset-templates Updates to Templates from a Previous Post This post builds upon templates that were described in an earlier post of mine. That post has some background information on templates that you may find useful. This post …
Read More -
If you're working with Visual Studio on a daily basis, taking a little time to customize your experience and knowing about a few key features can help make your time spent both more productive and more joyful -- if you're happy when you're in the IDE (Integrated Development Environment -- Visual Studio is one of those) …
Read More -
My last 3 posts were all about writing good integration tests for your ASP.NET Core API projects. But how much of your code do the tests you've written actually cover? And what's missing? Show me the Code! The code I used as a reference for this article is in the same repo as the previous posts I did about integration …
Read More -
Where's the code? A fully working example for this code is in the 01-simple-api folder of the GitHub repo with the examples for this series of posts: https://github.com/dahlsailrunner/testing-examples/tree/main/01-simple-api. The tests are in the SimpleApi.Tests project (surprise!). Having automated tests to ensure …
Read More -
Problem Statement A recent blog post of mine showed a significant performance difference between an async API method and a synchronous one. The performance test was generating 100 new requests each second for 30 seconds, making a total of 3,000 requests. The async code behaved much better under this load, but at what …
Read More