It should be no secret that I have been very absent from both my OSS libraries and my writing.
Maybe that will get better, maybe not. But one thing is for sure: the .NET scene has moved and I have not moved along with it. Time to slowly amend that.
Some months ago, I was introducing different types of databases to an internal audience.
Such task would have meant tedious environment preparations.
Docker, however, has (also) changed this scenario dramatically.
I mentioned that latest release of NMoneys included an "unusual" breaking change.
Let's do some forensics on the internals of such breaking change and how easy it is to solve.
It is not a coincidence that there is a new release of NMoneys around the New Year.
Countries usually take advantage of this hard change to perform drastic changes in their monetary systems and so it is up to NMoneys to catch up with reality.
This year, however, there is so much more...
Some weeks (months ago) I received a free license for NDepend and I was kindly asked to use it and write about it.
Well, I have used it to some extent so I can write something about it.
Lately, I have been going through a rough coding patch.
Rough as in getting familiar with a huge codebase that has been cooking for a year and a half and, being mild here, could have received a little bit more care before.
Luckily for me I am getting familiar with it through one of the best ways one can get familiar with a codebase: writing those "unit" tests that are so well needed.