Tag: Development

All the articles with the tag "Development".

• How to become a remote worker

  12 Sep, 2018

• How HTTP Chunked Encoding was killing a request

  14 Jun, 2018

• Remote debugging of Node.js apps on Azure App Service from WebStorm

  29 May, 2018

• Retiring as a Microsoft MVP

  2 May, 2018

• Running Kotlin in Azure Functions

  16 Nov, 2017

• Using operator overloads for concatenating file system paths in CSharp

  26 Oct, 2017

• On speaker life...

  9 Oct, 2017

  Last week, I did a tweet while at the Paris Charles de Gaulle airport, working on blog posts (part of my job) and drinking bad coffee. The backstory is I just finished a week of conference and speaking (Microsoft Experiences Paris, JetBrains Night Paris) and there is of course some real work to be done in between all the “glamour” of public speaking. Many people I talk with at user groups or conferences sometimes feel speakers at conferences are special and rockstars and have glamourous lifes. In this post I want to touch on that, and also on a reply I got to my tweet:

• Building a scheduled task in ASP.NET Core/Standard 2.0

  1 Aug, 2017

• Making string validation faster by not using a regular expression. A story.

  24 Apr, 2017

• Extending .NET CLI with custom tools - dotnet init initializes your NuGet package

  10 Apr, 2017

  A few weeks back, .NET Core 1.1 was released (and a boatload of related tools such as Visual Studio 2017. For .NET Core projects, a big breaking change was introduced: the project format is no longer project.json but good old .csproj. That’s a little bit of a lie: the .csproj is actually an entirely new, simplified format that combines the best of the old .csproj and project.json and works with .NET Standard and .NET Core.