If you are reading this, chances are you already use a password manager. I have been doing that for several years now. But I have to admit that my password manager has only run on my phone so far and I have always transferred passwords that I use on my…

Recently, I’ve been asked to build a workshop for a general introduction to the basics of git. Here’s my full writeup on the topic, feel free to take it as a resource to learn or teach yourself. …

After finishing College, I really struggled with getting up early. Altough I consider myself a morning person, I found it really hard not to hit snooze multiple times until I finally made it out of bed. At this point, I was stuck a kind of “normal” 9–5-rut. For many people…

When you’re starting to learn programming, you’re usually flooded with new information. Regardless on which are you’re trying to get into. In this post, I won’t give you yet another todo-list on which topics you should cover on your journey to become a software developer — instead, I’m going to…

First off: Links to the code and the prototype are at the end of the post. If you follow my blog a bit more closely, you might know that my most time-consuming hobby is triathlon. Strength training in the gym or at home is and remains part of it, but…

ASP .NET Core already has quite a decent di-container built in. However, there are some quirks you might need to be aware of. In one of my applications, I’ve been using a factory pattern to register my views by using open generics. …

I’ve been starting a new blog on my domain, for which I wanted to use the ‘blog’ subdomain. However, this subdomain was already in use for all my coding-related stuff. So, I decided to move my current blog from /blog to /coding and upload my new blog to /blog. So…

Have you been implementing the validation of your ViewModels in ASP.NET (Core) using DataAttributes so far? If so, chances are you’ve always been dissatisfied because your classes became messy and full of unnecessarily replicated code. Yes? Then today’s post is for you. FluentValidation FluentValidation is a way to define strongly typed…

GitHub has been secretly pushing out a new feature in early july, that allows you to create a profile-level README-file. In todays post, I’ll be showing you, how you can create your own profile README to customize your own profile page according to your preferences. First of all, you won’t…