Is it relevant to have a code coverage target? In a talk at NDC Oslo 2014 Uncle Bob said that the only reasonable goal is 100%. On the other hand Mark Seemann recently said on twitter and in a follow up blog post that “I thought it was common knowledge that nothing good comes from… Continue reading Code Coverage does Matter
Author: Anders Abel
Become a Git Wizard with 7 Simple Tricks
With git, it’s possible to do things that must be considered pure magic for anyone using older version control systems. Learn 7 simple tricks that will help you take the leap beyond commit, push and pull and let you leverage the powers of git. With these 7 tricks, you will be the git Wizard of… Continue reading Become a Git Wizard with 7 Simple Tricks
Verify Database Access with PowerShell
Even though there is no SQL Client tooling installed on a machine, PowerShell can be used to execute SQL. I recently had to verify that I had been granted Dbo rights on a database that was on a server only reachable from a web server. The web server of course had no SQL tooling whatsoever… Continue reading Verify Database Access with PowerShell
Android Photo Frame
We share pictures of nearly every moment of our lives (and our kids’ lives) through social media. That’s great for distant relatives that can handle a smart phone, but what about those that can’t? I recently setup a cheap Android tablet as a remote controlled digital photo frame. I wanted a setup where the user… Continue reading Android Photo Frame
TLS on Azure with Legacy Android
In a recent project using Azure, SSL worked perfectly on all devices – but those running Android 2.X. It turned out that legacy Android has limited support for modern SSL/TLS features such as SNI and subject alternative name. Getting TLS configuration right nowadays can be quite tricky. Google Chrome is aggressively pushing for deprecation of… Continue reading TLS on Azure with Legacy Android