As stated in The natural border of azure cloud queue scalability we experienced pretty relevant issues with Cloud Queues. We believed we solved the issues, though. As a result of too heavy usage of exactly one Storage Account, we devided to split the traffic – which actually really had too much to do – to several accounts to balance the work load. The […]
March 2016
What’s wrong with that: I am not that good in naming classes
Quite a while ago I was sitting together with another programmer to review the brand new sources. It was created as a prototype, a proof of concept. The original product has been rewritten for several reasons: The UI shall be completely redesigned The codebase had to be replaced due to bad maintainability and bad performance Yes, certainly if there would […]
Using special characters in passwords with Git on Windows
Last week I needed to get new commits of a certain Git and push it to a customer Git hosted on TFS that actually is reachable via VPN. Git is pretty powerful, so I just had two remotes configured. Getting information from the first git. Actually this is one Git that is hosted within our network. Worked like […]
What’s wrong with that – robust and unquestionable code
I recently had a session about proper exception handling and, more intensively, defensive programming. As exception handling is one of the most important as well as one of the most unattented tasks of a developer, the session was based on real code from the code base of the products. Don’t get me wrong here: It is not […]