I’m probably not the only one guilty of a Pull and Pray. You know, when you clone your application using git, install the dependencies with pip, and pray it all …

Improperly versioning your NuGet packages can lead to lots of problems. Usually, it’s just headaches and wasted time from confusing and “broken” packages. But sometimes, this will lead to production …

.NET 6 is coming and if you were looking for a sign to migrate your monolith applications to microservices this is it. ASP.NET web forms are going away and there …

In the age of .NET5 and despite Microsoft's best efforts, Web Forms won't die. Certain fanatics are keeping the depreciated technology alive and kicking well past it’s “best before” date - and they claim it’s for good reasons. If I’m honest, my …

Lessons learned from Jenkins are often learned too late. A lesson you don’t want to learn too late is that: Jenkins doesn’t scale. ...at least, not easily. A quick search …

Jenkins is a really popular free automation tool, but poor visibility often undermines its potential. Poor visibility into Jenkins installs and projects creates chaos, can disrupt work, and increases risk. Visibility …

One of the first questions I asked in my job interview at Inedo was "Why/How is BuildMaster better than Jenkins?" As a seasoned Jenkins user, I wanted to know how …

Of the biggest divides on Earth—the Grand Canyon, the Mariana Trench—none may be as deep or vast as the Great Jenkins Divide. One of our customers was telling us about …

(This article was updated November 28, 2021 to reflect .NET 6's release.) .NET 5/6 is here, and we're excited. But we're also practical: .NET 5/6+ isn't right for every application …

Inaccurate or esoteric versioning of your NuGet packages isn’t just a bad practice; it’s a dangerous one. When package names aren’t crystal clear, prerelease packages can slip through into production …