Daniel Palme

Software developer focused on .NET / Web / Azure.
Author of ReportGenerator.
Interested in photography, sports and music.

[Thomas Ardal 🦄 elmah.io @ThomasArdal]

Blogged: How to run code coverage of .NET code on Azure DevOps https://t.co/kqpHHT56Kv #azuredevops

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

@mjovanovictech In most systems the generation of Guids won't be the bottleneck. Storing an entity in a database will take much more time.

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

Just published a new release of ReportGenerator with .NET 9 support:
https://t.co/L7rDYjUDp3
https://t.co/ZLWeYnGK5l

#dotnet #dotnetconf

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

@fiseni Hi Fati,
I'm sorry, but I currently don't offer special licenses for open-source projects. The non PRO version should bring you pretty far though.

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

Thanks @Microsoft, @jeffwillcox for the generous sponsorship.
Very much appreciated!!

[Jeff Wilcox @jeffwilcox]

Nice Friday here... sponsoring some open source maintainers and projects that we depend on using our engineering inventory and data #fossfund #opensource

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

@mjovanovictech That would be great. Let me know if you need anything!

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

Just released ReportGenerator 5.3.5 with better support for coverage file generated by Microsoft CodeCoverage.

See: https://t.co/L7rDYjUDp3

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

@DotNetSparky @nohwnd Thanks for your sponsorship!

[Jakub Chochołowicz @JaChocholowicz]

New code coverage features in Visual Studio Enterprise!
https://t.co/U5ws3bQ4oJ

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

@MHosseinAmri I'm not aware of other benchmarks. The problem with my benchmark was that it is outdated. It is based on .NET 4.x. I don't have the time to rewrite it with .NET Core.

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

@kid_jenius @NightingaleUWP Great tool. I'm using it on a regular basis. Postman has too many features...

[ErikEJ @ErikEJ]

dotNET blog: What’s New in Our Code Coverage Tooling? https://t.co/dLnmIhPxSu

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

@dlplenin @julioc FineCodeCoverage uses ReportGenerator to generate the HTML report. You can also use coverlet and ReportGenerator to generate the report directly or in a CI/CD pipeline. See: https://t.co/s9TNPNXicV

[Julio Casal @julioc]

More code == more (potential) bugs.

How to find those untested code paths?

[Daniel Palme @danielpalme]

@LarsJ3 @Tesla Great trip. What's the maximum range for your RWD from 100% to ~5%?

[NimblePros.com on b s k y @nimblepros]

Run #CodeCoverage analysis as part of your #GitHub pipeline and post those results to a pull request. @sadukie talks about how you can use `workflow_run` in GitHub Actions to accomplish this. Check out this post! https://t.co/5hf3jiI2CH

[Fredy ( フレディ ) @fredyfx]

Such a nice way to finish/start the week. Tool used: https://t.co/zsBWbQWnM9 it was a great investment to get the PRO version! #dotnet powah!

[Luisa Neubauer @Luisamneubauer]

Über 50.000 Menschen haben seit gestern den Rücktritt von @Wissing gefordert. Es geht nicht darum, dass irgendwem seine Politik nicht "gefällt". Es geht darum, dass Minister sich an Klima-Gesetze halten sollten. Hier kann man sich weiterhin anschließen: https://t.co/HsdY1Mi8gB