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on November 5, 2019 / by NulTien blog
Introduction In schools and universities, we are taught how to write software, a good software. Yet, too often in enterprises we encounter examples of a badly written code, the code that runs in production and it is responsible for doing…
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on October 17, 2018 / by NulTien blog
This blog post is part of the series How to: Create Windows Service that schedules jobs, logs and is configurable by means of dependency injection. In previous blog post, we’ve created a Windows Service using Topshelf, configured logging using log4net library and…
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on October 17, 2018 / by NulTien blog
This blog post is part of the series How to: Create Windows Service that schedules jobs, logs and is configurable by means of dependency injection. In previous blog post, we’ve created a Windows Service using Topshelf and configured logging using log4net library.…
How to
on October 17, 2018 / by NulTien blog
This blog post is part of the series How to: Create Windows Service that schedules jobs, logs and is configurable by means of dependency injection. In previous blog post, we created a simple Windows Service with Topshelf which can be installed using…
How to
on October 17, 2018 / by NulTien blog
This blog post is part of the series How to: Create Windows Service that schedules jobs, logs and is configurable by means of dependency injection. Topshelf is a Windows service framework for the .NET platform. It makes it easy to create a…
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on October 17, 2018 / by NulTien blog
In this blog series we will create a Windows Service in C# with Topshelf, schedule jobs using Quartz, configure dependency injection using Autofac and configure logging with log4net. As we go through the series, we will explore Topshelf, Quartz, Autofac…
