I like to receive pull requests, but I like some more than others. Here are a few hints on how to make me love your totally awesome pull request and merge it instantly. With a bit more than a year as an open source maintainer I’ve received a few pull requests. Some have been good,… Continue reading Getting a Pull Request Accepted
Author: Anders Abel
Bringing Agile to Politics with Trello
Is politics agile? Hardly. Can politics benefit from an agile mindset? I don’t know, but I’m running an experiment. Besides working as a developer and doing some open source coding (which is what I usually blog about) I’m also a part time politician (for the greens in the municipality assembly of Huddinge, in Stockholm county,… Continue reading Bringing Agile to Politics with Trello
SAML2 for Thinktecture IdentityServer 3 with Kentor.AuthServices
Using the Kentor.AuthServices SAML2 Service Provider with Thinktecture IdentityServer 3 bridges the gap between SAML2 and OAuth2/OpenID Connect. Thinktecture IdentityServer 3 support clients using the modern OAuth2 and OpenID Connect protocols. It can either have a local account database through e.g. ASP.NET Identity, or use external authentication services. By registering Kentor.AuthServices with IdentityServer, IdentityServer can… Continue reading SAML2 for Thinktecture IdentityServer 3 with Kentor.AuthServices
Three Years of Passion for Coding
In November 2011, I decided to try blogging and created the Passion for Coding blog. Three years and 186 published posts later, my blog has grown into a resource for programmers from all over the world. I would like to thank you all for reading, commenting and sharing my posts. Without readers, blogging would be… Continue reading Three Years of Passion for Coding
Internal Classes and Members
What’s the use for the internal access modifier in C#? It’s not as common to use as public, protected or private. It wasn’t until I started some serious stand alone library work that I fully started to appreciate and use internal. All was fine and I was happy with my use of internal. Until I… Continue reading Internal Classes and Members