Eric Fleming

@davidfowl I was just thinking about building something similar myself but I think I'll give this a try first!

Just shipped a new version of tally with a ton of new features and cleaned up 🤖 slop 😎. Also invested in a better test, release pipeline that will make future releases much higher confidence. tallyai.money Release notes here github.com/davidfowl/tall…

I've been wanting to try a @FrameworkPuter laptop for a while now. I was finally able to get one and so far it's been great! It shipped out way more quickly than I was expecting and assembling it was a lot of fun. Really looking forward to using it!

@theo "please work" ... I feel that one as I've typed it many times myself. I hope you were able to get it sorted!

It's been a rough Sunday

@UdiDahan @PhatBoyG Thank you for the info! I'll be sure to keep an eye out for official announcements.

@efleming18 @PhatBoyG How easy is it to rip out? We've documented it! #easy-to-remove" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.particular.net/platform/masst…

A new video on our collaboration with Particular Software allowing MassTransit applications to leverage the Particular Platform for error queue management is now available! You can also enter to win a 2-hour MassTransit architecture review session! youtu.be/h5gcHWizS7o

@mrglia @NewAgeRetroNerd ReMarkable Paper Pro is where it's at! I absolutely love mine for notes. Plus, it's great for being able to screen share while on calls and draw a quick diagram to explain something rather than fumbling around with Miro and what not.

The first five years of my career I used digital notebooks and physical notebooks. Now, I only use digital media for recording data, but physical notebooks is where it’s at. The happy medium might be some sort of E-paper tablet. I’m sure such a thing exists. In fact, I’m going to google it right after posting this reply 🤣

Obsidian > Physical Notes

New blog post; Pointing out the things I've come to really love about JS/TS over the years. "JavaScript/TypeScript is actually really good" codingwithspike.wordpress.com/2025/01/01/jav…

🎄 On the first day of Christmas, a discount came to me! Save 20% on Clean Architecture & Identity Essentials with code 12DAYSOF20. Offer ends Jan 5! 🎁 Unwrap this gift at academy.nimblepros.com

A holiday recipe you can use all year round!

In this post, @KyleMcMaster introduces us to Bogus for creating test data. blog.nimblepros.com/blogs/creating… #dotnet #DDDesign #TestData #TDD #TestDrivenDevelopment

Do you want to turbocharge your saga unit tests and ensure your sagas handle events, timeouts, and long processes run smoothly? In this post, @nimblepros shows how to simulate message flows, verify state updates, and test handlers using tools like NServiceBus.Testing. buff.ly/3BxNcwg

@sigfualt I think we need to speak in the morning ....

Unit testing is easy on greenfield but hard on legacy code. Characterization tests give coverage over legacy code so you're sure refactoring doesn't accidentally change behavior. Kevin Lloyd of @nimblepros shows you how to use Verify and Bogus to do it. buff.ly/3WIYZ1I

@sadukie has done a fantastic job on this course! Definitely check it out!

This @NimblePros article explores "the ships of career growth"—allyship, mentorship, coaching, and sponsorship. "Each 'ship' is essential for navigating and accelerating your professional journey." buff.ly/3RXphLY

Guard clauses should be used under exceptional circumstances. In this blog post, @efleming18 explains when guard clauses should be used and how to get started with them: bit.ly/48v6L3C #SoftwareDevelopment #CleanCode

Custom guard clauses are typically very small, and therefore very easy to unit test. In this post, @efleming18 walks through how to create a custom guard clause and test it using XUnit: bit.ly/3RvtTbq #SoftwareDevelopment #testing

@ardalis That retries and error handling/reprocessing are mostly an afterthought but are such a crucial piece to get correct.

If your app uses messages, what is one thing you wish you’d done/known up front about defining and handling messages in your system, that you’ve since learned? #programming

Our team has leveled up! Welcome, Jeff! 🎉 blog.nimblepros.com/blogs/welcomin…

Congratulations to @efleming18 and @KyleMcMaster on their Particular Software Recognized Professional credentials! Great work in bettering @ParticularSW's platforms! We're proud of you! 🎉 bit.ly/3QqpM0D #NServiceBus #ParticularSoftware #TechCredentials