I want to get in a good habit of recording some simple tutorials from time to time using the English language, so here comes the first one about my experience with running the SQL Server on Linux. Enjoy!
SQL Server on Linux – get started
Date archives "January 2017"
Becoming a software developer – episode I
Welcome to the first episode of my course “Becoming a software developer”, which is a starting point for your journey into the software development world. It also begins a first part (there will be 4 parts in total containing 4 episodes each) which is dedicated to the core concepts of object-oriented programming using the C# language.
All of the materials including videos and sample projects can be downloaded from here.
Doing things pro publico bono
A few days ago when I posted the information about creating a course Becoming a software developer amongst many positive comments I had received at least a few question why would I do something like this for free. In the video below (English subtitles are available) I do present my answer. And I would also like to write a few additional remarks about it.
Becoming a software developer – course introduction
Welcome to the first, or actually, the episode number 0 of my first online course ever named “Becoming a software developer”.
Async HTTP API and service bus
It’s been a few months already since I’ve started working for good with distributed systems using (micro)services and asynchronous processing via service bus. Many issues and question raised and one of these was how to not lose the information about commands and events being processed and even more importantly, how to notify the user once the request has completed? I’ve had to come up with some solution that seems to be sufficient (at least for now) and I’d like to share it with you.
2017 has come
Welcome to 2017 my dear folks! New year, new me – right? Not entirely correct, as I’d rather paraphrase this sentence to sound more like “new year, new projects (and tons of new code)”. Wondering what I’d like to achieve within the next 365 days (or make it 364 to be precise)?