After finishing my last post, I saw I could improve it a little bit. The UI was too raw (my goal at the time was not to show the UI, but show…
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Logging an UWP application with Serilog and Reactive Extensions
Introduction One important step in developing an application is to debug it. This task will take you a lot of time and it will be especially difficult to debug an application that…
Creating a UWP project with the Windows Template Studio
Introduction Every journey begins with the first step. But, sometimes, the first step is the hardest to give. Once you started, things fly and everything becomes easier. Starting a new project is…
Surface Dial Revisited
Some time ago, I’ve written a post about Surface Dial programming. With the introduction of the Creator’s Update, some things have improved. In this post, I will show some changes and will…
Testing the UI of Windows Applications with Appium
You have finished you application, and you have created a lot of unit tests, it should be ok, no? Not quite. There are a lot of issues that can arise from the…
Parametrized tests with MS-Test
Recently, Microsoft introduced the new version of its test framework, MS-Test 2. With this new version, they introduced a new feature that I was waiting for a long time: parametrized tests (yes,…
Backup Revisited
After using the program developed in the last post, I was thinking about some ways to optimize it. Then I went to the FileFinder class and saw this: class FileFinder { public…
Poor man’s backup
Introduction When you have something digital, having backups is something fundamental to keep your data safe. There are many threats over there that can destroy your data: hardware failures, viruses, natural disasters…
Multi-Monitor debugging in Visual Studio
When you have a multi-monitor device, you usually want to write code in one monitor and debug the program in another one. This is especially helpful when you want to debug some…
2016 Retrospective–Open Source Projects
2016 is coming to an end (What an year here in Brazil!), and we can see retrospectives everywhere. I don’t want to do a “What happened” or “What did I do” retrospective….