Tools - Tag - Michał Smyk - Azure Platform, DevOps & AgentOps https://blog.smyk.it/tags/tools/ Tools - Tag - Michał Smyk - Azure Platform, DevOps & AgentOps Hugo -- gohugo.ioenblog@smyk.it (Michał Smyk) blog@smyk.it (Michał Smyk)Fri, 23 Feb 2018 19:16:38 +0200 OpenSSH Beta on Windows https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2018/openssh-beta/ Fri, 23 Feb 2018 19:16:38 +0200 Michał Smyk https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2018/openssh-beta/ As mentioned in previous post, the time has come to install proper development tools on every environment that I used. And so I had my first chance to use OpenSSH Beta on Windows.

While installation is rather simple (and does not require to reboot computer — looks like Microsoft is finally learning something from *nix Systems), for configuration there were some surprises for me. See the post details to read more about it!

]]> Tools preparation — Visual Studio vs my stack choice https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2018/tools/ Sun, 18 Feb 2018 19:16:32 +0200 Michał Smyk https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2018/tools/ After finishing last project the time has come to prepare myself for next projects. And for that, I had to setup development tools and environments. Shouldn’t take too long right? Unless… There are more than two of them.

In this post there are mostly my reflections on working on .NET/JS projects using Windows and Linux operating systems simultaneously and how to select a good IDE and VCS for that kind of set-up. The more the merrier?

]]> Pet Project February '18 https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2018/pet-project/ Mon, 12 Feb 2018 19:16:26 +0200 Michał Smyk https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2018/pet-project/ Finally some time passed since I had finished my 2nd degree college, and now it’s time to go back to writing some private projects.

As first one I decided to review once again ASP.NET Core, with SignalR Core and Azure hosting platform, to be more ‘up to date’ with latest Microsoft solutions.

Code is available on GitHub, and currently (this commit) is based on the version that I used during deployment of this project — as it was used in a real-world use case during last weekend’s Kawaii Time event in Wrocław. Hopefully I will find some more time to refactor it, as it definitely is not the nicest code that I could write (well, the clock was ticking so I had to skip a few steps).

]]> Rider First Thoughts https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2016/rider-first-thoughts/ Tue, 08 Mar 2016 19:16:11 +0200 Michał Smyk https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2016/rider-first-thoughts/ Before I start writing about Project Rider, I would like to invite everyone to my lecture during 13th Linux Session.

A week passed and I had some time to work on the new JetBrains tool — Project Rider. I would like to share my thoughts about it with you.

Of course, I wasn’t expecting a revolution — I already had experience with previous JetBrains products, mostly with PyCharm and RubyMine (thanks to my student license it is much easier to use those tools for my college assignments). I had received another excellent IDE based on the same engine, and it works really well on my Fedora. It also works fast — which will always be an advantage over Visual Studio.

]]> BOM of Integer.parseInt() doom https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2015/bom-of-doom/ Sat, 05 Dec 2015 19:15:44 +0200 Michał Smyk https://blog.smyk.it/posts/2015/bom-of-doom/ Tl;dr; version: Byte order mark in text file was responsible for Integer.parseInt() method throwing an exception (if it wasn’t obvious from a title).

That post is probably first one to talk about some specific issue, so here we go for a ride! In case you missed categories marks — it’s about Java, version 1.8.0_45.

Yesterday I was teaching my girlfriend how to code in Java (let me omit my reasons for choosing this language). It was actually related to the second day of Advent of Code (which was described in the previous post) assignment. Suddenly I received a complaint from her that her IDE was throwing a NumberFormatException for her Integer.parseInt() method.

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