Category: Software Development

127 posts

  1. Software-Development
    May 29, 2025

    Let's demystify Authentication, Authorization, and OAuth.

  2. Software-Development
    May 22, 2025

    Scott attended Stir Trek's 2025 conference this year. In addition to learning a lot, there are other benefits to attending a live, in-person conference!

  3. Software-Development
    April 29, 2025

    Baking a cake gone wrong can teach you more about user experience than you think! Discover practical UX principles learned from a real-life red velvet disaster, …

  4. Software-Development
    April 24, 2025

    The quality of your application code can be measured in many ways. Let's take a step back and consider measuring said quality based on how easy (or difficult) …

  5. Software-Development
    March 19, 2025

    NimblePros has been named a Particular Software Partner in recognition of our expertise with NServiceBus and our success in helping clients build scalable, …

  6. Software-Development
    March 17, 2025

    Learn two simple rules to avoid AutoMapper headaches in .NET: only use implicit mappings and only map outwards from your domain. No more hidden business logic …

  7. Software-Development
    March 10, 2025

    By default ASP.NET Core Identity will not add support for Roles interaction. Find out how to re-add it in this post!

  8. Software-Development
    February 18, 2025

    Take advantage of C#'s 'in' keyword to modify parameters, making them immutable and passed more efficiently.

  9. Software-Development
    January 27, 2025

    This week's Question of the Week is about Design Patterns! What is your go-to and how has it saved the day?

  10. Software-Development
    January 20, 2025

    Write cleaner test assertions with better messaging using the Shouldly library

  11. Software-Development
    December 19, 2024

    In this blog post, we'll explore how Santa can automate his workshop using Event-Driven Architecture and NServiceBus

  12. Software-Development
    December 09, 2024

    See how to take advantage of Random.Shared in your C# code while also making it testable.