Rise and shine people

Let’s get started. Time is now 07:28 and we claim this badge:

Teamleder has also been to the gym for a morning run and maybe the most important thing, got Tore to get the coffee machines up and running to.

Thanks Tore!

How many extra points do we get for getting Tore to fix the coffee? Can’t find the badges for that, but then I guess you don’t drink coffee?!?

Hope to see you soon, some of us are getting started:

GOOD MOOOOOOOOOORNING TURTLEEEES

We have found ourselves some coffee and we are now ready to start the day. At 07:15 the whole team was in place.

We took sometime last night to go through this challenge and learned very interesting concepts that we don’t usually think about in our day to day work. Thanks to the ACDC judges for this info, good to have it in our heads while designing solutions.

First day at ACDC

What a day it has been. Many good dicusions and many technologies to choose from. We were not prepared enough! Bold! Yeah! Working through the day so we have landed some of the things that will shape our solution.

Marius worked with Power Apps Portal and Dataverse
Sondre worked with React Apps
Daniyal worked with DevSecOps
Raymond worked with API
Hussain worked will, well, posting something. Yeah he helped with the technologi talks.

Tomorrow new day, new possibilites. Lets hope the solution will make sense when connected to each other. Stay tooned. Good night, sleep well.

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The ALIAS from hell

.NET MAUI is in Preview. Visual Studio is in Preview. If you try to do it on a Mac it feels like every single line of code is in Preview. It isn’t even the real Visual Studio, it’s “Visual Studio for Mac”.

Developing a .NET MAUI project on a MacBook is pain. The project will suddenly stop building and you will not know why. We spent hours debugging to get it working on a Mac again, but even then it is inconsistent.

To get a consistent build I created an ALIAS to run the app.

alias fuck="cd ~/git/all-the-code/Sos.ClientApp && rm -rf obj bin && dotnet restore && dotnet restore && dotnet build -t:Run -f net6.0-maccatalyst"

This command navigates to the project, removes any generated files, restores not once but twice (trust me, I have to) and then builds the project.

It’s way slower than just building normally, but it works. Now I can go back to being happy and creating awesomeness 😄