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2026
Unit testing AngularJS with Visual Studio, ReSharper and TeamCity

Unit testing AngularJS with Visual Studio, ReSharper and TeamCity

Mike Evans-Larah

In this post, Mike demonstrates how you can test AngularJS with Visual Studio, ReSharper and TeamCity for the full local and CI/CD DevOps experience.
Troubleshooting Twilio with New Relic

Troubleshooting Twilio with New Relic

Richard Kerslake

We created an an automated, telephony-based candidate interviewing system using .NET and Azure. We used New Relic and Twilio to simplify first line support. In this post we delve into some of the technical details.
Restrict access to Azure Websites by accept-listing

Restrict access to Azure Websites by accept-listing

Mike Evans-Larah

By utilising the IP and Domain Restrictions feature in IIS, it is possible to lock down your Azure Website to only allow access to IP addresses and domains that you have specified in a accept list. Learn how in this post.
Using SemanticMerge to fix Git merge conflicts

Using SemanticMerge to fix Git merge conflicts

Alice Waddicor

How can you use the SemanticMerge tool to help you deal with GIT merge conflicts? Here's an overview of the process.
Gotchas when installing an Elasticsearch cluster on Microsoft Azure

Gotchas when installing an Elasticsearch cluster on Microsoft Azure

Richard Kerslake

We've built a number of Elasticsearch clusters on Microsoft Azure. This blog post contains some of our top tips and gotchas.
Step-by-step: developing Visual Studio item templates with SideWaffle

Step-by-step: developing Visual Studio item templates with SideWaffle

Richard Kerslake

In this post, we explore the use of SideWaffle to create a frictionless experience for developers wanting to create repeatable plugins.
Guest Blog Post: End of Week Two Work Experience (2014)

Guest Blog Post: End of Week Two Work Experience (2014)

Howard van Rooijen

Jack, 15, is spending two weeks gaining work experience at endjin. In his final post, he reflects on the past two weeks.
Guest Blog Post: Week Two – Day Four of Work Experience 2014

Guest Blog Post: Week Two – Day Four of Work Experience 2014

Howard van Rooijen

Jack, 15, is spending two weeks gaining work experience at endjin. This post covers his reflections on his fourth day.
Guest Blog Post: Week Two - Day Three of Work Experience (2014)

Guest Blog Post: Week Two - Day Three of Work Experience (2014)

Howard van Rooijen

Jack, 15, is spending two weeks gaining work experience at endjin. This post covers his reflections on the 3rd day of his second week.
Guest Blog Post: Week Two - Day Two Work Experience (2014)

Guest Blog Post: Week Two - Day Two Work Experience (2014)

Howard van Rooijen

Jack, 15, is spending two weeks gaining work experience at endjin. This post covers his write up of the second day of his second week.
Guest Blog Post: Start of Week Two Work Experience (2014)

Guest Blog Post: Start of Week Two Work Experience (2014)

Howard van Rooijen

Jack, 15, is spending two weeks gaining work experience at endjin. This post covers the start of his second week.

Guest Blog Post: End of Week One Work Experience (2014)

Howard van Rooijen

Jack, 15, is spending two weeks gaining work experience at endjin. This post covers his reflections on his first week.
Guest Blog Post: Third Day of Work Experience (2014)

Guest Blog Post: Third Day of Work Experience (2014)

Howard van Rooijen

Jack, 15, is spending two weeks gaining work experience at endjin. This post covers his reflections on his third day.
A Step by Step Guide to Testing NuGet Packages Locally

A Step by Step Guide to Testing NuGet Packages Locally

Pascal Arnould

Discover our tutorial on local NuGet package testing, filling documentation gaps with a concise, step-by-step guide.
Guest Blog Post: Second Day of Work Experience (2014)

Guest Blog Post: Second Day of Work Experience (2014)

Howard van Rooijen

Jack, 15, is spending two weeks gaining work experience at endjin. This post covers his reflections on his second day.
How to retry commands in PowerShell

How to retry commands in PowerShell

Richard Kerslake

Transient failures can happen at any time. There are many useful frameworks for .NET, but what about PowerShell?
Custom TeamCity PowerShell MetaRunner: notify NewRelic on deploy

Custom TeamCity PowerShell MetaRunner: notify NewRelic on deploy

Howard van Rooijen

You can easily notify NewRelic that a deployment has occured. In this post I demonstrate how to turn a script into a reusable TeamCity Metarunner.
Guest Blog Post: First Day of Work Experience (2014)

Guest Blog Post: First Day of Work Experience (2014)

Howard van Rooijen

Jack, 15, is spending two weeks at endjin doing work experience. In this post he describes his experience of his first day.
Designing for TV: food-safe props for The Great British Menu 2014

Designing for TV: food-safe props for The Great British Menu 2014

Paul Waller

Throughout endjin's history we have been invited to work on a host of projects. In late 2013 we were asked if we could produce a series of graphics props for the Great British Menu 2014. In this post we talk about the research and production methods behind developing graphics for television.
Using Git for .NET Development: Part 4 - Resolving Merge Conflicts

Using Git for .NET Development: Part 4 - Resolving Merge Conflicts

Alice Waddicor

Resolving Git merge conflicts in .NET projects: when conflicts happen, how to use Visual Studio and SmartGit to fix them, and tactics for noisy .csproj files.
Button Visual States in Xamarin.iOS

Button Visual States in Xamarin.iOS

Pascal Arnould

One way to manage a button visual state in iOS is by setting a different background image for each one of the UIControlState values available...
Event stream manipulation using Rx – Part 2

Event stream manipulation using Rx – Part 2

Richard Kerslake

Having described the problem space using Marble Diagrams, it's now time to create a real solution using Rx and the Observer pattern to process data from Windows Event Log.
Event stream manipulation using Rx – Part 1

Event stream manipulation using Rx – Part 1

Richard Kerslake

This blog post delves into using Rx to process the messages received from Windows Event Logs, so that they can be shaped in a way that is useful to us to consume.
Understanding dependency injection

Understanding dependency injection

Alice Waddicor

What is Dependency Injection? How does it help you develop software? Why should you use it? Is it a silver bullet for creating loosely coupled components?
Getting started with semantic logging

Getting started with semantic logging

Richard Kerslake

Implement semantic logging on Windows & .NET for richer diagnostics & analysis. Learn how Reactive Extensions enable powerful scenarios in this series.