Welcome to the Future Of Code!

There are four types of items in any product backlog. They are mutually exclusive and distinct. Find out what are they and why it's important to leverage them!

This week, I started to read “From project to product”, a book by Mik Kersten. I got so many “aha” moments on the same day that I got very excited. The Flow Framework seems to be the right framework to enable software companies to visualize the items flowing inside all value streams, making them visible.

Here is a list of articles, blogs, tutorials and books that I have read, consult or watch that helped me to understand what is DevOps.

Suite à plusieurs demandes lors du DevOpsDays 2019, voici la présentation que j'ai fait.

Here is how you can mock any type of stream objects in C# during unit testing. It's a walkthrough through a solution that I developed to approach this challenge. Using dependency injection container Unity, xUnit and C#, we can attack this problem by using interfaces.

Hier était un jour spécial. J'ai eu la chance d'aller parler de ma passion pour DevOps aux étudiants de l'ÉTS. J'ai rencontré des étudiants brillants qui ont démontré beaucoup d'intérêt pour ce sujet qui les touchera à court ou long terme dans leur carrière.

I started to use Cake (www.cakebuild.net) a while ago and once I had gone through all the basis and got something working in my build.cake file, I wanted to extract those features to put them into external cake files to finally move them into a NuGet package. After many tries and errors, I finally figured it out and decided to share it with TheFutureOfCode.

Welcome everyone on The Future of Code!