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3-Pilar Error Message to Maximize Defect Localization
Failure is a fact of life and in software, too. To increase the quality, usability and service of your software project, you need 3-pilar error messages
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Continuous Integration Testing the Invictus Framework Components
The Invictus Framework has received an internal update that improves testing and quality of the project by continuously integration testing the Azure Functions components. This post will go over the process that made this update possible.
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Using ITIL to Unlock Powerful Advantages for an Unparalleled Service Journey
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Unlocking the Value of Dynamics 365 Through Integration
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Streamlining Azure Functions Application Testing with Local Integration Testing
Azure Functions applications are still not very testable, but with a little help and some creative solutions, we can make a fun testing workspace environment.
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More Secure DTO Deserialization in Azure Functions Applications in Three Steps
Azure Functions applications seem like an easier approach to application development because they provide you with some built-in infrastructure code. However, this does not mean that you can fully rely on and trust everything that comes in.
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Avoiding Concurrency Issues with Agents in Functional C#
Ah, concurrency! That pesky little devil that’s always lurking around the corner, waiting to trip us up when we least expect it. But fear not, dear reader, for we have a secret weapon in our functional programming arsenal: agents!