Michael Maramzin

Struggling with interview nerves? Our new blog has you covered! Discover effective strategies to boost your confidence and own your next .NET interview. https://lnkd.in/eeRj66ZV #dotnet #aspdotnet #sqlserver #software #softwaredeveloper

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Have you ever started coding without a clear plan? 🤔 We've been there! In our latest blog post, Szczepan Szpilczyński dives deep into the world of Finite State Machine development, sharing the highs and lows of this journey. Curious for more? Click the link below to read the full story! 📰

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Read our new Blog on - "Error Management in .NET Core"   https://lnkd.in/dVgYwPKb In software development, error handling is a critical component. The way a software handles errors, no matter how minor or large, can have a significant impact on how well it functions for users. One neat error-handling technique in the world of.NET Core is dubbed "global exception handling using custom middleware." For more detailed Blog, please refer to the our Website's Blog Section. https://lnkd.in/dVgYwPKb #TBC #.NETCore #ASP.NETCore #CSharp #CustomMiddleware #ErrorHandling #ExceptionHandling #Middleware #passwordsecurity #DigitalSecurity #Windows10 #Microsoft #Windows11 #Windows10Pro #Angular #GooglePlay #agile #s #socialmedia #CyberThreats #digitalwellbeing #csharp #DotNet #softwaredevelopment #programming #vr #webdevelopment #app

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Bad Comments ❌ Too many comments are almost worse than no comments. They inflate the code and typically overwhelm the person working on it. Some examples of what a bad comment is... Nonlocal Info - Commenting about a bit of code that the comment is not near. Commented out code - This often remains in the software for no real reason and nobody dares to delete it because somebody at some point thought it might be needed. It bloats the code and is 'probably' never going to be used. Redundant or Misleading Comments - Usually done with a good intention at the time but the control might have changed over time and the comment is no longer serving its original purpose. . .delete them. There are many more to be honest, but these are some of the most common. I have added a link below in comments to a video showing some of the actual comments on the Simpsons Hit and Run game for the PlayStation - Hilarious this even went on at that level 😂 😂 if you can spare 2 minutes watch it.

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Your tests are mocking you! Jakub Zalas explored test double, when it's best used, and common pitfalls in his talk at the PHP UK Conference 2024. Watch it here - https://buff.ly/3wfVwys #phpuk24 #php #phpc #phpukconference #codetests

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Ready to level up your #JavaScript game? Follow and learn all about #JavaScript today on NG Belgrade Conf 2024! Comment below with what you're most excited to learn. #TechConference #ngbelgradeconf

Once defects have escaped into production, they are more costly and time consuming to fix. Also, hear about Capers Jones' work to learn the true costs of defects. https://lnkd.in/eWZHYE36 #SoftwareDelivery #SoftwareTeam #dotNETdeveloper #ClearMeasureWay

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We've learned SO MUCH from Olha Marchuk (ex-Maksymets) 🇺🇦 and Maksym Vyshnivetskyi from Luxoft. 🎉 This conversation waves two different perspectives to community building: 1️⃣ Maksym is the Community Lead of one Luxoft's 11 tech communities and a SME in the domain. 2️⃣ Olha is supporting the global initiates from the Employer Branding team for four internal tech communities, including the one Maskym leads. This specific symbiosis, and approaching community building like a project, helped the Luhoft team launch a thriving community program, after a couple of previously failed attempts. Tune into our conversation to learn how Olha and Maskym are: ✨ Collaborating for the benefit of the community and the organisation ✨ Balancing domain specific activities with personal branding skills ✨ Launched and iterated on their Tech Influencer Bootcamp ✨ Share what strategy worked for them once they re-launched the communities ✨ How they reward their community leads and volunteers and much more! Listen to the full episode on: 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/e-7k8B-C 🎧 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e9d_qnYm 📹 YouTube: https://lnkd.in/e7uBhcnW And on https://mapping-ties.com/ If you are also building internal communities and have stories to share, please reach out: https://tally.so/r/mBp8Y5 #mappingties #communitybuilding #internalcommunities

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WEBINAR - Q&A Scriptcase (with Jamie Oates) 💻 During this Webinar, we will conduct a session of technical Questions and Answers about Scriptcase. Register here: https://lnkd.in/davH_94K #scriptcase #php #lowcode #QeA #questions #QuestionsAnswers #webinar

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It's time for #TechTuesday updates! This week's update is brought to you by Sarah Jones, TypeScript developer at the Interledger Foundation. In the latest #EngineeringBlog she brilliantly explains how the Open Payment Standards works and the benefits to users. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eNW__StW #openpayments #interledger

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Having some fun this weekend, while I recover from the flu :) First time trying TDD methodology with the well-known FizzBuzz Kata. Having to change traditional development mindset has been interesting and challenging. More to come.. Go check my Github, any feedback will be appreciated: https://lnkd.in/dEaEfxiE I left here a very interesting article about how to solve this Kata using TDD, from Codurance https://lnkd.in/drHJvCEE #TDD #improvement #testing #Kata #Codurance #motivation #challengeaccepted #selfdevelopment #helpfulBoyfriend Oscar Vidal Salazar ;)

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Declarative Gradle is live at #KotlinConf! Gradle Build tool engineers Sterling Greene and Paul Merlin present the development and troubleshooting of the new way to define Gradle builds. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/eWRQADJX Declarative Gradle is a project targeting better isolation of concern and expressing any build clearly and understandably. Our vision is to provide a declarative build language that enables both newcomer and experienced developers to express any build. We are working on Declarative Gradle to realize that part of the vision; it uses the Kotlin syntax and offers isolation of concern and full Gradle flexibility. This is an experimental project; stay tuned for updates! You can already see the streamed version of the talk on the #Kotlin Foundation YouTube channel, first session: https://lnkd.in/ebfp8swN #gradle #declarativegradle #developerexperience #dsl #kotlin #developerproductivity #dpe

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⏰ Is it time for a PHP migration?⏰ PHP versions release at an aggressive pace, and using supported versions keeps your applications secure and performing. While planning your next migration, use our 2024 PHP Landscape report findings to stay ahead of current trends. Data here >> https://ter.li/s7s0xd #Zend #PHP

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In March 2024, we released Gradle Build Tool 8.7 - a new release introducing support for building Java 22 projects and many improvements for better build authoring and troubleshooting experience. We asked Gradle engineers and contributors to record demos of the key features. Check them out! https://lnkd.in/e9AUDr8F Presentations by: Tom T. Laura Kassovic Louis Jacomet Jendrik Johannes József Bartók Mikhail Lopatkin Oleg Nenashev Octavia Togami Rafael Chaves and Alex Semin. Thanks to many contributors to the release! We will be happy to discuss all new features on the stream chats and the Gradle Community Slack during and after the presentation. On Slack, make sure to join the #releases-discussion channel. https://lnkd.in/eujQnrhC! References: - Full changelog: https://lnkd.in/eiYAcFcX... - Public roadmap: https://lnkd.in/emaHFx6K - Newsletter with key updates: newsletter.gradle.org - Discussion: #releases-discussion on Gradle Community Slack: https://lnkd.in/eujQnrhC #gradle #gradlebuildtool #releases #kotlin #stacktrace #java #java22

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❗ Catch these insights on .NET 8.0's DATAS experimental feature (Dynamic Adaptation To Application Sizes). It's a deep dive into optimizing memory management and application performance by dynamically adjusting the GC heap size to match the application's needs. 👇

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