Freelance Senior Web Developer & Technical Architect
When developing Umbraco sites in teams across source control, a massive number of developers’ problems within the team can be solved by following these steps, or asking yourself these questions. »
With Pushover being recently added to ifttt as a recipe option, I’ve been sending notifications to my phone for all those time-sensitive throwaway messages that I’d otherwise have used email for. If tomorrow’s forecast is particularly warm, it’s going to rain, or if Team GB win an medal at the Olympics.
One of the things I’ve missed from creating a number of NuGet packages, is not being able to add msbuild tasks to the .csproj file. From running web.config transforms, versioning assemblies, to running unit tests, code analysis, or deployments – msbuild can add quite a lot of cherries to your builds. »
Can I use just a Web Site project?
Yes – of course.
I don’t really want to get into the debate about Web Site projects, vs. Web Application projects. But I do want to start off by saying I dislike Web Site projects, and we’d never think about using them anywhere else. »
Occasionally when using git (particularly with large repositories) you might come across an error that looks a little bit like this:
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remote: Counting objects: 506, done. remote: fatal: Out of memory, malloc failed (tried to allocate 342222798 bytes) remote: aborting due to possible repository corruption on the remote side. fatal: protocol error: bad pack header
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