The other day I wanted to send per email some code to a friend which doesn’t use Git. He is using Svn and I use Git Svn in front of this Svn repository. Why I do that? Don’t get me started…

So he couldn’t pull from my repo and we were kind of stuck. Really?!? For sure not, here was the goal I set as I am sure this will happen some other time: having the computer work for me. What a strange idea you would say! Yeah, the computer working for you. At the end aren’t we here to make the cool things and let the computer do the boring things?

I started some weeks ago to play with Github Hubot and hosted one version on Heroku to start learning about all those new technologies.

In late 2010 I reworked my home office and installed a new Ergotron LX Dual Side-by-Side Arm, to gain some place on my desk.

After writing about “Running your TeamCity builds from PowerShell for any Git branch” I’d like to talk about another integration which is using Github Hubot so that the build could be started directly form a chat room.

I love TeamCity and use it since a while to automate my build/release processes. As human we should never do the work a machine can do, we have certainly better and more interesting things to do.

For some time now I slightly modified my development workflow and I have seen a great improvement in my developers life:

• it started by using Git Svn in front of our central Svn

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The other day I needed a way in a project I am working on to turn a .NET API, RestSharp to name it, so that I could use it in an asynchronous way.

This afternoon I was working on Innoveo Skye Editor which is a WPF application written in C#.

The application is using Telerik RadControls for WPF.

Joining Didier direction LeWeb’11 for the second time we are attending the biggest European Internet conference in Paris.

The topic this year is SOLOMO, Social-Local-Mobile.

Finishing this week sprint I decided to inspect some code using ReSharper 6.1 EAP and I started to give ReSharper a chance to help me find some of broken code.

When I started I had some of the following inspection results. It is clearly showing that some properties wasn’t identified as used in a WPF binding.