Gáspár Nagy on software

coach, trainer and bdd addict, creator of SpecFlow; owner of Spec Solutions

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Aging makes user stories dull

by Gáspár on January 8, 2014

Although aging makes beef more tasty and delicious, user stories that have been discussed but not implemented for weeks can easily become uninteresting, boring or even hated by developers. This happened in our team two times in the last months: the developers started to work on a low priority, not discussed story instead of doing […]

Connect to TFS 2013 Git Repository with LibGit2Sharp

by Gáspár on November 12, 2013

Have you ever tried to connect to a Git repository that uses NTLM authentication? No? I’m not surprised, because none of the known Git providers required such credentials. But with the Team Foundation Server 2013 git source control this is necessary, at least for the on-premise installed one. If you have used LibGit2Sharp (http://www.nuget.org/packages/LibGit2Sharp/, https://github.com/libgit2/libgit2sharp/)  […]

PHP challenge of a .NET developer: Showing github wiki documentation in WordPress

by Gáspár on October 10, 2013

As promised in one of my previous posts, I am sharing the background about how the documentation pages were created on the new SpecFlow website. The story starts in 2000 (quite some time ago, bah…) when someone called me (did I have a cellphone already? I don’t remember…) and asked me to fly to Stockholm […]

Discovering Visual Studio 2013: CodeLens

by Gáspár on September 25, 2013

Last week or maybe two weeks ago, I started to work on SpecFlow VS2013 support. Regarding VS2013, I belong to the not-that-early-adapters group, so I have skipped all the betas and installed the RC just recently. While working on the SpecFlow integration, I am trying to discover the new features. The “what’s new” list of […]