Emanuele Bartolesi

During my awesome experience as LinkedIn Instructor I use several accounts for GitHub. My private one, one for work and one for recording videos. Switching accounts is not an easy task to do, especially on Windows. Windows store the credentials in the Credential Manager which is in the Control Panel.

The console is a very good companion for every web developer. We use the console to log everything and for various reasons. In this post I will show how to add some CSS styles to the console application just for having fun or for adding value to the logs in the developer tools console of the browser.

In the last days I was curious about how many lines of code I have written in my last product called Red Origin. I forgot Visual Studio (even the Community Edition) has a built-in feature called Code Metrics.

Almost all the .NET 6 (and previous) templates have enabled by default the new logging system. This is very useful but in a big project, the logs might be too much confusing. But this logging system is not an on/off system. You can decide, from the settings, the tracing level for all the libraries and namespaces in the project.

I have to admit it: I am not a big fan of command line tools. But I do an exception for the GitHub CLI or GitHub Command Line Interface. I like GitHub CLI because you can follow the entire GitHub workflow from the command line with zero context switching between the console and the website.

Codespaces è un nuovo servizio di GitHub che permette di creare un environment di sviluppo direttamente nel browser. Questo permette ovviamente di poterlo utilizzare da qualsiasi device e soprattutto creare un ambiente con versioni specifiche di librerie e tool, risparmiando così un sacco di tempo prezioso. In questa sessione vedremo come iniziare a utilizzare Codespaces e sfruttarne pure l’integrazione con Visual Studio Code.

Developing Reusable Components for Blazor WASM

Since the first release of .NET Framework, a class called Random was shipped. This class is still present in .NET 6 and it works like the first release.