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you ve been haacked you ve been haacked is a blog about technology software management and open source it s full of good stuff you ve been haacked and you like it about archives contributors contact haacked haacked haacked hachyderm io rss failure suuuuucks nov 13 2023 work suggest edit when you fail many people will tell you how failure is a great teacher and they re not wrong but you know what else is a great teacher success and success is a lot less expensive than failure read more calling internal ctors in your unit tests may 1 2023 csharp tdd suggest edit one of my pet peeves is when i m using a net client library that uses internal constructors for its return type for example let s take a look at the azure ai openai nuget package now i don t mean to single out this package as this is a common practice it just happens to be the one i m using at the moment it s an otherwise lovely package i m sure the authors are lovely people read more when your dbcontext has the wrong scope jan 9 2023 aspnetcore efcore suggest edit this is the final installment of the adventures of bill maack the hapless developer any similarity to me is purely coincidental and a result of pure random chance in an infinite universe follow along as bill continues to improve the reliability of his asp net core and entity framework core code if you haven t read the previous installments you can find them here read more why did that database throw that exception dec 12 2022 aspnetcore efcore suggest edit in the previous installment of the adventures of the hapless developer bill maack bill faced some code that tries to recover from a race condition when creating a user if the user entity doesn t already exist read more how to recover from a dbupdateexception with ef core dec 5 2022 aspnetcore efcore suggest edit there are cases where recovery from an entity framework core ef core dbupdateexception is possible if you play your cards right play them wrong and the result is heartbreak and tears as every call to savechangesasync rethrows the same exception read more c list pattern examples nov 22 2022 csharp patterns suggest edit we recently upgraded abbot to net 7 and c 11 and i m just loving the new language features in c in this post i ll give a couple examples of list patterns read more so you want to speak at conferences nov 7 2022 speaking conferences suggest edit i just finished speaking at my favorite conference the caribbean developer s conference held in a wonderful resort in punta cana dominican republic it brings together a local and international crowd of speakers and attendees i ve gushed about it before read more calculating mrr with stripe and c oct 12 2022 stripe abbot suggest edit over here at a serious business inc we re very serious about security one principle that s important to us is what we call the principle of least exposure not to be confused with the similar principle of least privilege read more pitfalls with eager loading of collections in ef core sep 30 2022 aspnetcore efcore suggest edit when using an orm with a web app lazy loading will almost certainly result in hidden n 1 queries eager loading is a great way to avoid this but has its own pitfalls in particular for each query you need to be careful about what you include in the query if you include too much you can end up with a lot of data that you don t need if you include too little you can end up with confusing logic for example deep in your application code it may not be clear if a navigation collection has been loaded yet or not this can lead to unexpected behavior read more lessons from a startup pivot jul 25 2022 aspnetcore azure cloud suggest edit building a startup is easy you file some paperwork and bam you re a startup read more tag helper for display templates jul 8 2022 aspnetcore aspnetmvc csharp suggest edit i was minding my own business when dahlbyk you may know him from such hits as poshgit dropped this comment on an already merged pull request read more async disposables the easy way dec 10 2021 abbot csharp suggest edit in the system reactive disposables namespace part of reactive extensions there s a small and useful disposable class it has a create method that takes in an action and returns an idisposable instance when that instance is disposed the action is called it s a nice way of creating an ad hoc idisposable i use them often for creating a scope in code where something should happen at the end of the scope here s an exceedingly trivial example read more intellisense for hosted c script sep 1 2021 abbot csharp suggest edit this recent abbot blog post covers abbot cli a new open source command line tool abbot cli makes it possible to work on abbot skills in your local editor in that post i mentioned that when you retrieve a c skill to edit locally the tool writes a few aditional files on your machine read more https with letsencrypt for azure functions apr 14 2021 azure security suggest edit update there might be an easier way now app service managed certificates now supports apex domains i ll give it a try and report back read more subscribing to cloud events with abbot mar 4 2021 abbot chatops csharp suggest edit in my last post i wrote about writing a sparkly skill in abbot that was fun but abbot isn t only about fun after all our company name is a serious business inc seriously that s the name so it s about time i show you how to get to some serious business with abbot read more writing sparkly abbot skills with c feb 19 2021 abbot chatops csharp suggest edit in my last post i wrote about some of the interesting elements of c we take advantage of to make argument parsing in abbot with c nice read more argument parsing with abbot feb 12 2021 abbot chatops csharp suggest edit most bot skills strive for a more natural language feel to arguments passed them for example to remember something with abbot you can use abbot rem haacked s blog is https haacked com and then later recall it with abbot rem haacked s blog or just abbot rem haacked because abbot uses fuzzy matching read more introducing abbot a powerful chatops tool for collaborative work feb 11 2021 abbot chatops remote work suggest edit collaborative work is difficult enough when located together in an office it can present new challenges when working remotely when i worked at github one powerful tool we used that left a lasting impact on me was chatops in fact github may have created the concept if not they were certainly one of the first read more naming nuget a lesson in distributed decision making nov 24 2020 remote nuget suggest edit it is notoriously difficult to make decisions in a distributed asynchronous manner it s hard enough for me to make decisions by myself now introduce more people and timezones and you have yourself a hot mess people tend to meet an online proposal with the silence of indifference or the silence that s a result of the bystander effect as everyone waits for someone else to chime in read more will remote compensation be tied to location in the future oct 12 2020 remote compensation suggest edit on twitter the other day david anson asked read more prev 1 2 3 4 5 103 next phil haack haacked haacked haacked hachyderm io rss you ve been haacked is a blog about technology software management and open source it s full of good stuff