Episode 57 – How We Badly Built Stuff

• Bootstrap Studio– Mentioned by Joe Riedly and Paul Seal
  • How to create a responsive website without knowing how to write code - Bootstrap Studio
  • Also mentioned: Mobirise
• Use Chrome’s Screenshot feature within the Network tab – Mentioned by Edward Lichtman
• Use Visual Studio Team Services free tier … free Git repos
  • Visual Studio Team Services Pricing
• Regex101 – A fiddle for your regex – Mentioned by Jamie Taylor

Episode 56 – Clean Code – How to Build Maintainable Systems

• Use Snippets in your IDE to save time writing boilerplate templates. Curiosity of Sebastian Greenholtz.
  • Atom Snippets
  • IntelliJ Live Templates
  • Sublime Snippets
  • Visual Studio Snippets (or via Snippet Designer plugin)
• Debug your SQL query inside SQL Management Studio like a boss instead of using PRINT.
  • SQL Management Studio Debugging
• Paste without any formatting in MacOS by using CMD+SHIFT+OPTION+V.

Episode 55 – Clean Code – How to Write Classes the Right Way

• Trade in your old tech books. Check out this link at Amazon Trade-In for the details.
• GUID Performance in SQL Server as a Primary Key. See this popular StackOverflow answer.
• Use git archive to Git the files, not the repository. See the git-archive documentation and this popular StackOverflow answer.

Episode 54 – Clean Code – How to Write Amazing Unit Tests

• Joe: Glyphfriend from Rion (intellisense previews of icons)
• Allen: Visual Studio – Increase / Decrease Font Size with ctrl + shift > <
• Michael: Structuring unit tests. A combination of Roy Osherove’s and Phil Haack’s recommendations.

Episode 53 – Clean Code – Integrating with Third Party Libraries the Right Way

• Joe: Hide your own selection of code in Visual Studio Ctrl M, Ctrl H – Hide Selection: Visual Studio Hiding Selection
• Allen: Create excellent reports with extreme levels of data flexibility?
  • PowerBI
• Michael: Delete pesky “orig” files from a merge conflict efficiently:
  • find . -name “*.orig” -delete
• Bonus!
  • “Git Aliases” Git Aliases Documentation

Episode 52 – Clean Code – Error Handling

• “Filter messages like these”

Easily filter emails in Gmail!

Episode 51 – Clean Code – Objects vs Data Structures

• Table Valued Parameter from C# – jbelina in slack
  • Table Valued Parameter Documentation
• OpenAI videos! OpenAI Videos

Episode 50 – Clean Code – Formatting Matters

• Michael: Chrome Debugging – Break on Attribute Modification
• Joe: Coding Math on Youtube:
  • Coding Math YouTube Channel

Episode 49 – Clean Code – Comments Are Lies

• Add a path to your Git commands to narrow their scope:
  • git status [path]
  • git diff [path]
  • git add [path]
• Don’t just read about clean code. Use some tools to keep it clean!

Episode 48 – Clean Code – How to Write Amazing Functions

• Conditional break points with actions. And labels.
• Video Speed Controller Chrome plugin.

Episode 47 – Clean Code – Writing Meaningful Names

• Implementing OAuth in ASP.NET for a number of providers
  • OAuth for ASP.NET
• Go to conferences, meetups, do it all!

Episode 39 – How to be an Intermediate Programmer

• Get the Execution plan for a running query in Microsoft SQL Server
  • EXEC sp_who2 'active'
  • DBCC INPUTBUFFER(123)
  • Get Microsoft SQL Server Execution Plan of a Running Query.

Episode 36 – The Twelve Factor App: Dev/Prod Parity, Logs, and Admin Processes

• Git checkout specific branch: git clone [clone-url] –branch [branch-name] –single-branch
• Use npm to setup your packages for other devs:
  • npm install –save or npm install –save-dev

Episode 35 – The Twelve-Factor App: Port Binding, Concurrency, and Disposability

• Don’t forget to add Swagger to your WebAPI projects with Swashbuckle.

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