.net core .NET Core SPA + Docker Playing with Docker has been on my bucket list for while and I've finally put aside some time to get started. So this was the easiest way I've found to start a brand new SPA using .NET Core and dockerize it. I'm not going
azure functions Azure Functions .NET UG Tour A few months ago I put together an Azure Functions lightening talk to present at MS Ignite and I've realized that there was so much more to be said than 15 minutes. So I've turned it into a full talk and the idea of this talk
TFS Moving from TFVC to Git on VSTS I've got a task this week to move a fairly old project from an internal TFS instance (using TFVC) to Visual Studio Team Services using Git. 1st Attempt I tried using the steps from this link (import-from-tfvc), but then I realized half way through that my project wasn&
.net core .NET Core Running on IIS I'm configuring an application that we've migrated to .NET Core. It's hosted on Windows Virtual Machines running IIS. It seems like an easy task, right? It has many challenges. * The published folder of my application has a wwwroot directory which my IIS application would
dotnet cli dotnet restore not restoring nuget packages I faced an interesting challenge while upgrading to the latest dotnet CLI. We've built an application a while ago in vNext beta4. During the course of the application we migrated up to beta8 and now it was time to upgrade to the latest .NET Framework and to use
.net core Moving from EF6 to EF Core I always liked using the latest and greatest and in most of the cases this choice comes as a great challenge. We started building a project a couple of years ago in ASP.NET vNext (or whatever they called it at the time) beta4 with all the latest tooling: dnvm,
angular2 Angular + .NET Core: Drinking Game With SignalR This idea came on one of the Angular Hack Days where I wanted to create something to present by the end of the day where I could get everyone involved. The game is quite simple, everyone will load the page and as people connect to the site more glasses of
seq Seq: Log Notification Via Slack We've been using Seq with Serilog for a while now to centralize our logs and to present in a nice and structured way. Seq is awesome and we love it, it helped us solve a lot of production issues in half the time we would with any of
microsoft flow Microsoft Flow: Email Me When My Latest Post Is Older Than 10 Days This started with the idea of getting more involved, share more and learn more. So I set a goal to write at least 2 blog posts per month. Since I'm starting this journey, I need that much time to think about the content and write a decent enough
azure functions Azure Functions: Proxies Azure Functions Proxies has just been announced as preview a couple of days ago and I played with it for a little while. It really fills the gap for a lot of people. First of all, if you haven't played with proxies yet, go to https://docs.microsoft.
msauignite Microsoft Ignite 2017 My preparation for Ignite 2017 started way earlier than for most of the attendees. I put together a talk about Azure Functions to be delivered at Meetup Madness that happened in the same premises of the Ignite but the day before. That would be my biggest talk so far, mostly
Azure Azure Functions: Getting Started Alright, so this is for a developer who's never created an Azure Function and want to get started. If you're not a dev and just want to get a feel of it, this is probably not a post for you, go to the Azure Portal and
angular2 Angular2 + .net Core: Seamless Client & Server Validation Most of the projects I work on nowadays are based on forms over data, and something that is always going to happen is some kind of data validation either before getting into the server or on the server itself. And most of the time I want this validation to happen
angular2 Angular2 Routing: Basics What I'm covering in this post: * Implementing Routing into a brand new Angular2 app created using Angular Cli * Switching between routes * Child routes * Nested outlets * Auxiliary/Named outlets The source code covered in this post is available here A lot of the content of this post can be
Getting Started Setting Up My New Blog After I decided starting this new journey, I started looking at a few blog engines, I wanted the simplest one, easy to setup and use. I've used Blogger and WordPress in the past and I really didn't want to go down that path again. Out of
Getting Started Welcome Post As Any Other I'm starting a new journey of my life. One I should have started a long time ago, but I guess it's never too late. My plan is to be more involved, talk more, share more, learn as much as I can. I'm a tech