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Stop using booleans, they’re hurting your code
At Software Verify we’ve started to phase out the use of booleans in our code. The use of booleans hinders readability and maintainability of the […]
Secure Admin Service
This article explains the recent changes to the SVL Admin Service and to the SVL Build Service to make our tools and our services much […]
Failing email
Last week, from Thursday 13th February to the evening of Sunday 16th February our email servers were temporarily unreachable. This was caused by a failure […]
Debugging a crash with single stepping
If you’ve ever used a debugger you’re probably familiar with the concept of single stepping through code – executing one instruction at a time until […]
Why does the SVL Admin Service inject into processes?
Why does the SVL Admin Service inject into processes? We were recently asked this question by a customer because their security team was concerned that […]
How to build all configurations of a Visual Studio project from the command line?
Automating the building of a Visual Studio project can save significant time and reduce errors, especially when dealing with large projects or frequent updates. One […]
Enabling and disabling Powershell script execution
If you’ve ever tried to run Powershell scripts from Windows Powershell you’ve probably seen this error message. e:\testNativex86.ps1 : File e:\testNativex86.ps1 cannot be loaded because […]
How do I build all projects in a solution from the command line?
The problem I needed an easy way to automate the building of a Visual Studio solution from the command line. I have a process that […]
Manually installing a licence without reinstalling the software
In this article, we’re going to discuss how to manually install a licence without reinstalling the software. Why would I want to do this? The […]
Common IIS Server Errors
When working with IIS it’s not uncommon to run into problems with pages not being served correctly. When this happens you’re shown an error page […]