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In a previous article, we were just getting started on automation server by installing and configuring a Jenkins automation server node onto a windows machine (Linux and Mac instructions added as well). In this journey, let's begin by setting up a Git repo and push all our local codebase into a central repo for the automation server to use.
Getting Started with CI/CD – Setting up Jenkins for Automation
Automation Servers are system nodes which perform predefined actions repetitively as a result of an event trigger or a periodic instruction with minimal or no manual intervention. And we shall look into setting up one such automation server which is also one of the most widely used tools in the market - Jenkins.
Caching GET Request calls using Flutter Cache Manager
Learn about how we can implement content caching in our Flutter application using Flutter Cache Manager plugin with a demonstrating application showcasing the setup and code in action.
.NET for Beginners – The ultimate way to get started
Let's get started on my approach for getting started with the new .NET for beginners. Here we will look into the building blocks of .NET and the roadmap
How to use a Proxy Design Pattern Explained
In this article, we discuss in detail about the Proxy design pattern, its use cases and implementing a simple Proxy with an ASP.NET Core example.
Integration Testing in ASP.NET Core with xUnit
In this article, let's talk about what Integration Tests are and how do we implement using ASP.NET Core and xUnit with examples.
Upgrading ASP.NET Core 2.2 MVC app to .NET Core 3.0 – Getting Started
Although released around a month ago, its until recently that the market has started to embrace the third major release of the open source dotnet framework, which brings in some major changes internally. Let's talk about how I was able to upgrade my existing web application running dotnet core 2.2 to dotnet core 3.0 while having a first hand experience of the new framework at hand.
How to use Dependency Inversion Principle the easy way
Let's look in detail about what is Dependency Inversion Principle and how it helps in developing loosely coupled components with examples.
How to use Interface Segregation Principle the easy way
In this article, let's talk in detail about partial interfaces and how Interface Segregation Principle solves this with examples.