A DotNet developer’s note on Technology Radar V29

As a new Technology Radar release with a bunch of interesting techs, a few drew my attention. Techniques Design Systems: a collection of design patterns, component libraries and good design and engineering practices that ensure consistent digital products. Consistency and shared components/design will help the team/organisation move fast. Lightweight approach to RFCs (Request for Comments):… Continue reading A DotNet developer’s note on Technology Radar V29

A DotNet developer’s note on Technology Radar V28

As a new Technology Radar release with a bunch of interesting techs, a few drew my attention. Techniques Applying product management to internal platforms: product mindset includes a roadmap, value to biz, and consumer experience enhancement. CI/CD infrastructure as a service: Our team has been using Jenkins hosted on-prem and started moving to Azure DevOps.… Continue reading A DotNet developer’s note on Technology Radar V28

How to set up local PC as a web server

The main challenge to hosting a website on the local machine is a dynamic IP address, which keeps changing. We can buy static IP address, but it’s expensive compared to regular internet service and unnecessary for everyday users. Let’s explore how to mitigate it. There is a service that maps your dynamically changing IP address… Continue reading How to set up local PC as a web server

A DotNet developer’s view about Technology Radar V26

As a new Technology Radar release with a bunch of interesting techs, a few drew my attention. Techniques Single team remote wall. This can be useful in a remote team. Documentation quadrantsDocumentation can be one of these. Tutorials, Discussions, How-To Guides, or References. And more tips on documentation. Rethinking remote standups. The daily stand-up is… Continue reading A DotNet developer’s view about Technology Radar V26