by Chad Michel | Apr 7, 2020 | Software Development Tips & Tricks
It is common for the team here at Don’t Panic Labs to use an Angular SPA that communicates with a .NET Core backend. Typically we have done so as two wholly separate projects: one for our .NET world and one for our Angular world. For a while, Microsoft has provided a...
by Chad Michel | Mar 31, 2020 | Software Engineering
10. Good requirements Developers like to know what they are building and why. Good requirements are critical to this and are essential for getting developers started right. Also, good requirements are essential for reducing rework. 9. Not being micromanaged...
by Chad Michel | Mar 24, 2020 | Software Engineering
Developers are creators at heart. They like to create. A big part of the appeal of software development is the quick outputs from your work. You write code one day, and the next day it can be in a customer’s hands. How many other jobs have that quick of...
by Chad Michel | Mar 17, 2020 | Tools
Creating a good local development experience allows for developers to run independently, with no shared resources and few online connections. This way, developers can code while having a minimal impact on other developers. Now sometimes, you can’t get away...
by Chad Michel | Mar 10, 2020 | Software Development Tips & Tricks
Sometimes you just want to host an HTTP endpoint from your existing code. You may have an existing process, but you need some sort of HTTP way to interact with the running process. The advantage of hosting within an existing process isn’t obvious, but it allows us to...
