Even if online Github Pull Request is a nice and effective tool, in some situation you need to open your solution in Visual Studio to verify something.

In the past in my team, we were storing the Telerik assemblies into our SVN repository then in Git! I wasn’t happy about that for a really long time. Each releases our repository was growing much more than it was needed for nothing!

When I migrated our build to Cake (C# Make) we had one requirement which was to upload some of the build output’s artifacts to DropBox at the end of the build.

I finally invested time to migrate our build from a heteroclite mixture of MSBuild, TeamCity build steps and whatever to something that really delight me: Cake (C# Make).

After almost 6 years using BlogEngine.NET and a bit more of a year without any new post I decided that it was time to reboot my blog!

One of the great new feature of TeamCity 9 is the possibility of Storing project settings in Git and Mercurial.

When you develop software it is primordial to be able to reproduce successfully builds. To achieve that goal you need for sure first to version the source code. But too often the build scripts are forgotten! Especially when the build scripts are created with such a great tool that is TeamCity.

25 Days after the v2.0 I am pleased to announce the v3.0 of Git Diff Margin!

Git Diff Margin displays live Git changes of the currently edited file on Visual Studio margin and scroll bar.

I am pleased to announce that Git Diff Margin v2.0 is released!

Git Diff Margin displays live changes of the currently edited file on Visual Studio 2013 margin and scroll bar.

For a long time I wanted to integrated NDepend on our build server so that this week I invested some time here and there to achieve that goal. I did that already a long time ago, I even wrote the documentation which you can read on NDepend website.

Automating and optimizing the processes I use everyday to work is something important so that I get more productive and spend less time in things that a computer is better at.