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Write Test Progress To The Console With NUnit https://t.co/dBn2hVSzaQ

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How to fix "database is not currently available" error on Azure.
I spent quite some time on it 😉 Hope you won't have to.

#azure #sqlserver #programming #codejourney https://t.co/oKFQ4ClAy1

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How to fix: npm ERR! enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, rename https://t.co/DINQuMfsKK

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Improve your tests with Assert Object Pattern
#blogged #SoftwareTesting #UnitTests #codejourney https://t.co/hdrOVBGF4R

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My thoughts on migrating a JavaScript project to TypeScript. Is it worth it? 😉
#blogged #typescript #javascript https://t.co/2grTV0Bni0

[Dawid Sibiński @DawidSibinski]

🔥 Prośba o RT! 🔥
Potrzebna pomoc dla niepełnosprawnej, samotnej mamy i jej nieuleczalnie chorej córeczki z Wrocławia. Chcemy wydostać dziewczyny z mieszkania-więzienia ❗
Krótki film pod linkiem @MateuszGruzla @MajaMTB
https://t.co/BDik6pqOt5 #dobrowraca

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Can I pass a custom class as a string argument, from the JIT perspective? A little deep dive into CLR, JIT and type safety:
https://t.co/c0BqtFTbkT

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Today, few thoughts on #digitalnomad lifestyle 😉 Just #blogged: 8 Productivity Tips for Digital Nomads
#remotework #productivity https://t.co/9iO8kv7mTA

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Let's continue the exploration of #flutter. Just #blogged: "Basics of Flutter Widgets" 💪
#dart #android https://t.co/QCOKqsmgSj

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@rolandpieper I'm glad you found it useful!

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Hi guys! 🙂 Something totally new on the blog today - ⚡ Your first #flutter app in 30 minutes ⚡
#blogged #android #programming #dart https://t.co/LdnMwaKcsu

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@ukwebdev I'm glad you find it useful! Surprisingly, it turns out to be one of my most-read articles 😅

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Hi guys! In the just published blog post I'm sharing a few tips on approaching an unknown codebase 💻
What are your tips&tricks to quickly find yourself in a new, unknown legacy code? 🤔
#blogged #programming #softwaredevelopment… https://t.co/tY9L801dAC

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Hey guys! Any digital nomads here? 😉 I've just published a new blog post about my recent life's change: "How programming helped me becoming a digital nomad"
#digitalnomad https://t.co/GBWoDSHCBJ

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@HuaweiMobile @Huawei any ETA for fixing this IG issue present for 5 months already? That's a shame to have such issues in a 900$ smartphone... https://t.co/WsNIXC3LLf

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@Herrloesch @kaneidar @konradkokosa For sure that's true what you wrote. I just think that there are a lot of concepts and features (already-existing) that used wrongly or without thinking can make your team's life really tough. Default methods will be not different

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Just #blogged about the most controversial C# 8.0 feature: Default Interface Methods Implementation
Check it out! :)
#dotnet #csharp #programming https://t.co/lApWf19c14

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@kaneidar @Herrloesch @konradkokosa I think that making default interface methods dependent from some concrete classes is just a mistake... If you implement the default method using detailed objects it's your design mistake. There's a new feature and we'll have to use it wisely 😉

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@flavio1110 @matthewwarren I guess you're part of the fraction who are against this feature? 🙂
Why? What's your opinion on it?