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Elite Dangerous: Stations
This is a continuation of the Elite Dangerous post series, where last time I wrote about ships. Obviously, flying a spaceship is an important aspect of the game, but it is equally important to have some places to dock at. In my first post Let’s have some fun with Elite Dangerous I have briefly described different kinds of stations that are present in the game. In this post, however, I’d write a bit more about them, share why do I love visiting these stations, as well as what has changed since my original post. Spaceports As described in the previous post, spaceports are the most popular and most typical for…
Elite Dangerous: Ships
It’s been a while since my last post about Elite Dangerous but still, it is a game that I come back to most often. As my experience with it evolved since that time, the game itself has been enriched significantly…
LINQ: Ensure that all items have the same parent key
Why C# Geek post series? I love programming and C#. I have been working with it for the last 15 years. While my roles and responsibilities have changed over this time, my passion for C# stayed at the same level,…
The Suremaker’s Guide to the Galaxy
Hey, I have not been writing here for a while, but today I wanted to share something new. My last post was purely about games, Elite Dangerous, to be precise. I still love this game and play it a lot.…
Let’s have some fun with Elite Dangerous
Hi, Normally I write about development related stuff here, but today I decided to write about games, without which I would probably never get an interest in computers and IT.I played a variety of games on Commodore 64, Amiga and…
Welcome LightBDD 3.0
Hello, I am happy to announce the LightBDD 3.0! Before I go to the post details, here are some quick links for those who just want to start looking into it: the updated main project page is obviously the same:…
The first LightBDD tutorial is here
Hi, It was a while since I wrote anything here, but today I would like to announce the LightBDD.Tutorials repository and the first LightBDD tutorial I have made: Web Api Service Tests! The LightBDD exists since 2013 year and it…
Cooking with async in mind
This summer is very busy at work. The Summer of Craft has been started to strengthen our development culture. Each day there is something interesting going on, where people can learn new things, share knowledge or meet with peers. One…
LightBDD 2 is here
I’m happy to announce that LightBDD 2 is released and ready to be used. New platforms and frameworks support The LightBDD has been reworked to allow support for various platforms and frameworks.With version 2, the LightBDD packages are targeting both,…
LightBDD 2.0 is coming soon
It has been almost 3 and a half year since first version of LightBDD has been released on Nuget (1.1.0) and almost half a year since last update (1.7.2).Since the beginning of the project, new C# language features have become…
Octopus Project Builder
In my last post I wrote about my plans to create the Octopus Project Builder, a tool allowing to configure Octopus Deploy projects from yaml files, like Jenkins Job Builder does for Jenkins. Since last month, I managed to progress…
