Upgrading My ASP.NET Core Projects to 3.1
.NET Core 3.1 is LTS meaning it’s a great time to upgrade projects to the newest version. This article goes through the process of converting one of my existing .
MSSQL Server on DigitalOcean via Ubuntu
I’ve moved several applications over to DigitalOcean since posting articles on configuring Kubernetes. Some of these applications use SQL Server, so I needed an instance.
Converting Boundary Data from OpenStreetMap to GeoJSON
A recent project required me to search for boundary data. After looking through numerous articles, I determined I could probably pull the data from openstreetmap.
Containerizing a Static Site - DigitalOcean Kubernetes - Part 3
In my previous article, I configured the Kubernetes cluster with a private Docker registry. In this one, I aim to convert this site to a Docker container and deploy it to the cluster.
Hosting a Private Docker Registry - DigitalOcean Kubernetes - Part 2
In my previous article, I set up a Kubernetes cluster with hosting, ingress, and TLS. This time my goal was to deploy a private Docker registry on the cluster.
Configuring Kubernetes - DigitalOcean Kubernetes - Part 1
This article describes my experience re-hosting this site on DigitalOcean with Kubernetes. If you’ve read my previous posts, you know this site is staticly generated with Hugo.
Fun Build - Hide Your Slack Link
Winter made me a little stir-crazy. In order to deflect the brain spirals, I wanted to make a little side project.
Quick Start Git
Git is widely adopted by the development community. However, some developer’s haven’t gotten to cut their teeth with it for various reasons.
I Built a Hugo Custom Theme
Back in 2017 I converted this site to Hugo. I did it to control my content while checking out some static site generators.
Using Serilog with Concurrency Keys
In a previous article I wrote about using middleware to add concurrency keys into an Asp.Net Core project. I’d like to extend that and show how to integrate a logging platform with concurrency keys.
Building a Swagger Client and Server with .Net Core
There are a few ways to create a Swagger client in .Net. For native Visual Studio users you can right-click on a project and generate them for the .
The pixel mine
I'm currently the Co-Founder / CTO with an amazing team at Rentler. We build property management software for independant landlords and their renters using a plethora of technologies.
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