Hardkoded

One thing we needed to start testing Puppeteer Sharp was a simple web server to run a testing website. I knew the ideal scenario was something like this: Run dotnet test, the test would load a web server, run all tests and shut down the server. I also knew that... [Read More]

Though there are many things left to be done on Puppeteer Sharp, I wanted to perform the first benchmark and see how Puppeteer Sharp is performing so far. [Read More]

March was an exciting Month for Puppeteer Sharp. CI Server is up an running. Version 0.3 was released, implementing IDisposable, many Puppeteer features (such as User dat dir support) and also fixing many process leaks. We also released v.0.3.1, adding .NET Framework support. [Read More]

We all hate boilerplates, right? That bunch of code that you copy over and over again. Boilerplates are not a complex piece of code but code so simple that we don’t take time to think about it. In this post, I will cover how to reduce some boilerplates we use... [Read More]

Maintaining the state of a large page can be quite a challenge. Let’s say you were asked to implement a page with four tabs, each with two GridViews. Each Gridview would be editable and you would have one save button which would execute all database actions. [Read More]