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As programmers oriented for the Web developing Web Applications, Mobile Applications or APIs, we have a responsibility to work to develop a better web. Is it a great responsibility? Yes. But it's ours and we can't run away from it. One of the critical points in this great task is, no doubt, authorization/authentication.

More than 2 years after the first post, it’s time to change. Here is the new version of the blog. I joined the static site generators movement, and this version of the blog is Jekyll powered and hosted on GitHub using GitHub Pages. Found a theme that I liked and here we are. Still need to make some adjustments, and I hope to write about all the process of creating a blog with Jekyll in a few days.

Talking about CleanCode

...Forget the 'right' way. Just keep in mind the problems that unit testing is trying to solve. Focus on the 'why' and not so much on the 'how'.

...most of the time we spend programming is reading code. Either code written by somebody else, code we've written months ago, or the function that we just wrote. Therefore, all the time spent trying to improve the quality of the code we write is time we save when we are going to read it.

ORMs can really make our lives much easier, they can get and store our entities and can even seed our database, like magic... with a price.

C# 6.0 new features - What I like and what I don´t like