DevOps Related topics
Slice by Happy vs. Unhappy Path Any feature or method that we add to our solution will have happy and one or more unhappy paths. The happy path describes how the feature will behave when everything goes according to plan. If there are any errors exceptions or omissions then the unhappy path is taken. Consider a …
In an Agile Development Project, the Solution Requirements are communicated from the customer to the delivery / development team using a standard notation easily understood by the delivery team and all stakeholders. This standard notation is known as a User Story. See our post on What Makes a Good User Story for more details. When committing a …
When migrating your organizations culture to the DevOps way automation is a key component. Not only automation of builds and testing but also automation of infrastructure components. As I’m sure most readers are aware the build out of infrastructure components usually requires elevated permissions using credentials that we would prefer not be widely published. How …
The Test-Driven Development (TDD) Processes follows a pattern known as the TDD Rhythm which dictates the order in which elements of the solution should be created / edited. Before we can successfully implement TDD a few key agile constructs must exist. Most importantly we must have Tasks derived from a User Stories (or requirements) that define the details of required system …
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A great demo of the canvas element Canvas Ajax Demo ?http://ajaxdraw.altervista.org/ Details on the use of the canvas element. Canvas Tutorial https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Canvas_tutorial/Using_images
A SQL Injection Attack is one of the many security issues that must be address when designing and developing applications that access a database. The injection vulnerability is potentially present on pages or forms where the user must enter a value to be submitted to the server. If the user input is not properly validated …
In SQL 2000 and before setting auto file growth to a percentage meant that the file would grow by 10% of the initial file size (regardless of how large the file had grown since its creation). In SQL 2005 and later the growth by percentage setting is based on the “current” file size and not …
I was just made aware of a new bug (oops I mean undocumented feature) in SQL 2005 that prevents the backup of File Groups that scroll beyond the viewable area of the Backup Dialog box. This is not a problem if you have only a few file groups but if you have enough that you …