Mocking the Clock
Reducing the coupling of code dependent on DateTimeOffset
Blogs
ASP.NET Core WebHooks - Secret Values
Looking at the secret values and how they work to allow for the AzureAlertWebHook webhook to process.
ASP.NET Core WebHooks - Running the AzureAlertWebHook
Running the ASP.NET Core Webhooks project locally and debugging the AzureAlertWebHook end point.
ASP.NET Core WebHooks - Building repository locally
Looking at getting and building the ASP.NET Core Webhooks project on your development machine.
Should I use Nullable bool?
TL;DR - no, no, no! Ok, this was a bit blunt, so why shouldn’t you use nullable bools? Let’s start from the beginning … A boolean in .NET is a struct hence is a value type and can not be null. By definition a bool value is either true or false; binary the basic building blocks of computing. Code when written should be clear and through how it is constructed should show intent, I do not believe a Nullable<bool> (or bool?...