It’s about time we had a generic wrapper for Windows Services that just runs your code without the hassle of keeping your code running at predefined intervals.
Continue readingA Generic Time Interval Container for Windows Services

It’s about time we had a generic wrapper for Windows Services that just runs your code without the hassle of keeping your code running at predefined intervals.
Continue reading →Windows Services are computer programs that operate in the background, sort of like a daemon on Linux-based operating systems. Since these programs run inside a managed container, it must adhere to a specific protocol and inherit from ServiceBase. In this article, I’ll cover the common scenario most .NET developers run into: the desire to debug their service without having to deploy it to the managed service container every time they make a change.