A comprehensive list of modeling tools: Structurizr Structurizr is my favorite modeling tool for light-weight, high level architecture diagrams. Diagrams are defined in a C4-model only, which is a kind of json-style notation. In C4 you’re defining persons, systems, container and components. C4 also defines four diagram types: context, container and component and code diagrams. […]
I recently release the latest version of my extension “Glossary” for Visual Studio 2022. You can get Glossary from the Visual Studio Marketplace or from the extension manager inside Visual Studio. Glossary is a tool that helps you keep track of common phrases, typical acronyms or abbreviations used in your project. I often realize that […]
In the second part of the SmartCon series, I want to talk a little bit about command line arguments help. As a guy raised in the 80s, I am used to the command line. Most PCs (if you could afford one) weren’t even able to show a graphical user interface. So, all I had was […]
Today I want to show you one of my tools, which helps developers to handle command line arguments in their Console apps. How often did you write code for command line handling of your console apps? And how often do you have a Déjà-vus when typing Ending in a big main-method cluttered up with command […]