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This post started as a rebuttal to Ralf Westphal’s blog and his post, “There is no such thing as technical debt”. There are many points of view on the subject covered by various people such as Uncle Bob and Martin Fowler, but I thought it might be insightful to show how my team manages our code base.
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We’ve all experienced a time where we use our pc’s for a prolonged period of time, accumulating a ton of crap along the way as we try out various technologies and fads. After a while, the pc begins to do funny things like crash for no apparent reason. This week, I needed to rebuild my dev machine and decided to change from Atlassian’s Source Tree over to Powershell and raw git.
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Recently, I had to automate some tasks in Azure. This is the easiest way I could get started.
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As part of my role as a .Net Developer, I have recently been getting to grips with the build and deployment features of both Teamcity and Octopus Deploy. This has been making me think about the industry buzz word “DevOps” and exactly what that means.
Stuart Blackler is a seasoned technologist with over 15 years of commercial experience in the .NET ecosystem. Holding a degree in Computer Science, Stuart has earned certifications as a C# developer through Microsoft and as an AWS Solutions Architect and Developer. Stuart is the creator of the popular YouTube channel CodeWithStu, where he delves into topics close to his heart, including .NET, AWS, DevOps, and software architecture with a commitment to sharing knowledge and fostering a community of learners.