Passionate Software Engineer
Introduction As a fullstack Microsoft developer, my professional journey has traversed all facets of Microsoft web technology: from ASP to ASP.NET, passing through ASP.NET Core and Angular. I’ve experienced continuous evolution, embracing every new technology to stay at the forefront of the development world. There’s a technology I’ve been observing closely for a while, one […]
Let’s face it, having a bunch of solid tests is usually the best way to keep your code in check. But, there are those moments when you just need to peek at and mess around with variable values while your code is doing its thing. Sure, we all know Xcode is our go-to for fixing bugs, […]
I am thrilled to announce the release of the newest version of Time Calc! In this update, we’ve enhanced functionality and added exciting features to make time management even more seamless. I invite each of you to give it a try— it’s free! Your feedback is immensely valuable, and I look forward to hearing your […]
Introduction Towards the end of the summer, Microsoft made the decision to retire a software that I use daily at home: Visual Studio for Mac. You can find more information here and here. Let’s just say it was not good news for me, Visual Studio for Mac is not comparable to the Windows version but it […]
Every now and then I get to update some old app or implement previously used features for iPhone apps. Always I am amazed at the possible problems that can happen to and I want to talk to you about the Google Mobile Ads SDK integration using Swift. In my last attempt I came across this […]
Some time ago, I had the privilege of being contacted by Patrick Smacchia, CEO and lead developer at NDepend to try out NDepend v2023. Having never used NDepend before, my curiosity was naturally piqued. In my daily role as Senior Software Engineer, we extensively employ static code analysis tools as part of our Azure DevOps […]
In my previous articles I wrote about Solid Principles in C#. In this article, I am going to show you when and how to use the Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP) in C# with an example project. You can find the repository on GitHub. The master branch shows the initial code used in the example. There […]
In my previous articles I wrote about Solid Principles in C#. In this article, I am going to show you when and how to use the Interface Segregation Principle in C# with an example project. You can find the repository on GitHub. The master branch shows the initial code used in the example. There are […]
In my previous articles I wrote about Solid Principles in C#. In this article, I am going to show you when and how to use the Liskov Substitution Principle in C# with an example project. You can find the repository on GitHub. The master branch shows the initial code used in the example. There are […]
In my previous articles I wrote about Solid Principles in C# and the Single Responsibility Principle. In this article, I am going to show you when and how to use the Open Closed Principle in C# with an example project. You can find the repository on GitHub. The master branch shows the initial code used […]
