Two days ago I delivered my first conference tech talk at Code Europe. It’s a major programming conference taking place in three different cities in Poland (I presented in Warsaw). My talk was based on one of the posts I wrote for this blog: Building serverless web application with Angular 2, Webtask and Firebase.
How I built a PWA with Angular and Firebase Part 2: Ionic and app manifest
This post is part of a series in which I will describe how I built my first PWA, Friendtainer. It will touch on many topics such as Angular 2, Ionic 2, Firebase, service workers, push notifications, serverless architectures. I hope you find it useful when building your own PWAs.
How I built a PWA with Angular and Firebase Part 1: Introduction
This post is part of a series in which I will describe how I built my first PWA. It will touch on many topics such as Angular 2, Ionic 2, Firebase, service workers, push notifications, serverless architectures. I hope you find it useful when building your own PWAs.
Method overload resolution in C# 6.0: an interesting bug story
Recently at work I’ve been looking into migrating our projects from VS2013 to VS2017. As part of the process we decided to move from C# 5.0 to C# 7.0. It turned out that after the switch some of our projects won’t build anymore. I spent some time investigating the issue and found the outcome interesting so let me share my story with you.
JS Poland 2017 Conference: get free ticket and discount codes
I proudly announce that my blog is partnering up with JS Poland 2017!
JS Poland is a promising conference where you will learn about the current state of ES6, Angular, React, Redux, TypeScript and many more.
Setting up coverage reports on TFS with OpenCover
Code coverage is a metric which indicates the percentage of volume of your source code covered by your tests. It is
certainly a good idea to have code coverage reports generated as part of Continuous Integration – it allows you to keep track of quality of your tests or even set requirements for your builds to have a certain coverage.
Understand monads with LINQ
This post is another attempt on explaining the M word in an approachable way. This explanation will best suite C# developers who are familiar with LINQ and query expressions. However, if you are not familiar with C# but would like to learn how powerful and expressive some of its features are, please read on!
Firebase authentication in Angular2 application with Angularfire2
Implementing authentication in web apps is a tedious and repetitive task. What’s more, it’s very easy to do it wrong and expose security holes in our app. Fortunately, Firebase Authentication comes to rescue offering authentication as a service. It means that you no longer need to implement storage and verification of credentials, email verification, password recovery, etc. In this post I’ll explain how to add email/password authentication to an Angular2 application.
C# in Depth: book notes
I just finished reading this must-read position for C# developers. I believe that it’s very easy to learn a programming
language to an extent that is sufficient for creating software. Because of that, one can easily lose motivation to dig deeper and gain better understanding of the language. C# in Depth is a proof of why one shouldn’t stop at this point. There is a lot to learn by looking at the details of a language, how it evolved and how some of it’s features are implemented.
Building serverless web application with Angular 2, Webtask and Firebase
Recently I’ve been playing a lot with my pet project Tradux. It is a simple trading platform simulator which I built as an exercise in Redux, event sourcing and serverless architectures. I’ve decided to share some of the knowledge I learned in the form of this tutorial.