Climbing the cliffs of web development, on .NET
It's a while I'm not writing on my blog, but I feel the time has come to post a small "career" update, and given the new position I'll hopefully continue posting on a more regular basis. Starting from last month (exactly 9 years after my start at the Council), I've joined the Development Architecture team.…
During the next three days I'll be attending at Umbraco Codegarden 2018, and together with a colleague we are going to share some insights on how we make sure our team of 10+ developers and designers doesn't mess up our Umbraco solution, how we do automated build and deployment of Umbraco project and how we customised Umbraco to export translation requests in Xliff v2.0.…
On the last day of my 24 days of Christmas from my upcoming book Front-end Development with ASP.NET Core, Angular, and Bootstrap I want to share the preface to the book written by Mads Kristensen, PM in the Visual Studio team at Microsoft.…
With the series coming to an end, it's time to look back at these last 22 days of content, and see how they relate to the outline of my upcoming book "Front-end Development with ASP.NET Core, Angular, and Bootstrap".…
It's almost the end of the Advent Calendar and today I show how to enable social media authorization to an ASP.NET Core application.…
Yesterday I've shown how to do EF Core DB migrations using either the Package Manager Console or the dotnet CLI. But you can also do these code migrations automatically, triggering them via code. Today I show you how do it with code, and seed your database at the same time.…
In the last chapter of my upcoming book "Front-end Development with ASP.NET Core, Angular, and Bootstrap" I build a very simple application to show how all the various technologies play together, and today I'm showing is loosely taken from the section about EF Migrations.…
Visual Studio Code comes with great support for Git, both native and via extensions. Let's have a look at my favorite features of the Git support in Visual Studio Code.…
We are entering the last week of the calendar, and we are also reaching the end of the book. Today is time to look at the cross-platform tools used to develop ASP.NET Core application on any platform.…
Deploying to Azure can be done with WebDeploy, as seen yesterday, but we can also go one step further and set up a continuous deployment using Git.…