Get started with UI testing using Legerity Templates
Introduced in the Legerity 0.13 release, the framework offers developers an option to get started... The post Get started with UI testing using Legerity Templates appeared first on James Croft.
View ArticleWhat is a Solutions Architect (and how can you become one)?
Last Updated on 2022-09-14 by James Croft If you’re familiar with career options in software... The post What is a Solutions Architect (and how can you become one)? appeared first on James Croft.
View ArticleHow to build & publish NuGet packages with Azure Pipelines
Last Updated on 2022-07-15 by James Croft When it comes to maintaining .NET library development,... The post How to build & publish NuGet packages with Azure Pipelines appeared first on James Croft.
View Article.NET productivity with JetBrains Rider & GitHub Copilot
Last Updated on 2022-07-15 by James Croft When you think of peak .NET productivity, our... The post .NET productivity with JetBrains Rider & GitHub Copilot appeared first on James Croft.
View ArticleAutomated UI testing for Uno Platform with Legerity
Last Updated on 2022-07-15 by James Croft Automated UI testing is a point of conflict... The post Automated UI testing for Uno Platform with Legerity appeared first on James Croft.
View ArticleGetting started with MADE for Uno Platform controls
Last Updated on 2022-07-15 by James Croft Looking to get started with MADE for Uno... The post Getting started with MADE for Uno Platform controls appeared first on James Croft.
View ArticleBuilding .NET project docs with DocFX on GitHub Pages
Last Updated on 2022-07-15 by James Croft When you build a project, you need great... The post Building .NET project docs with DocFX on GitHub Pages appeared first on James Croft.
View ArticleDo you need to be a Full Stack developer in 2022?
Last Updated on 2022-01-17 by James Croft An opinion shared yearly in the tech community,... The post Do you need to be a Full Stack developer in 2022? appeared first on James Croft.
View ArticleWait conditions in Selenium with C#
Last Updated on 2022-07-15 by James Croft It’s common in UI test automation that your... The post Wait conditions in Selenium with C# appeared first on James Croft.
View ArticleSimplifying network requests with .NET
Last Updated on 2022-07-15 by James Croft Writing application code to make network requests is... The post Simplifying network requests with .NET appeared first on James Croft.
View ArticleA new Windows 10 experience with the Lumia 950 XL and Microsoft Band 2
With the Microsoft Lumia 950 XL running a new mobile Windows 10 experience combined with the Microsoft Band 2, Windows Phone consumers and business users are in for a treat!... The post A new Windows...
View ArticleDeveloping for Windows 10 – Implementing jump lists
Jump lists have been a part of classic Windows apps for years giving you the ability to jump back into areas of those apps where you left off or perform... The post Developing for Windows 10 –...
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Building .NET libraries – Enhanced multi-targeting with .NET Standard
Multi-targeting has been a feature of .NET Standard since it’s inception, but did you know that you can enhance this incredible feature to include additional platforms and frameworks? Over the last...
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What’s new in XPlat v1.4
XPlat Windows APIs version 1.4 is now available in the wild as NuGet packages for you to download to your applications or you can get the source via GitHub! XPlat Windows APIs What is XPlat? XPlat...
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Lessons learned from technical team leadership
Over the last year, I’ve had the opportunity to take up a technical team leadership role for a team of software engineers porting a large Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application to Android using...
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Let’s just copy and paste! – A programming horror story
After recently taking a break from a project that my development team put a lot of time and effort into, coming back to it after another team worked on it has left me uneasy. Dedicating so much time...
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What happened to WinUX?
For those who follow my GitHub projects, you may be aware of a project I created called WinUX, originally codenamed Croft.Core. It is a collection of libraries that were built for the Universal...
View ArticleWhat’s new in WinUX update 2.3
As part of WinUX update 2.3, improvements have been made to the WindowHelper to make it easier to create and manage secondary windows for your UWP application. If you’ve not yet looked at the WinUX...
View ArticleMaking IoT real with the Internet of ‘Your’ Things
Microsoft UK just wrapped up their Data Culture event series which provided full days worth of content covering the Microsoft Data Platform, Business Intelligence and Analytics features through a...
View ArticleWindows 10 to be the ‘last version of Windows’
At the Microsoft Ignite conference, I visited one of the talks that Jerry Nixon and Christine Matheney, Microsoft Developer Evangelists, were giving on Live Tiles and Notifications in Windows 10....
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