Who doesn’t like a cool looking console? It reminds me of my old Gentoo / Enlightenment days. Previously, I used Console2 to pretty up my Windows console, but they don’t seem to be updating it anymore.
When I put up a new website in Azure I tend to run into the same problems. Pointing DNS to the azure website nets a lot of urls.
I’m recently working with microservices in Asp.Net Core. With microservices, there tends to be a lot of network connectivity. One service potentially calls many other services to build a final response.
A lot of the projects I work on use multiple database engines. SQL Server or Mongo for persistence, Redis for caching, Elastic for search, etc.
You can publish to Azure websites a number of ways. They all have their strengths and weaknesses so I tend to change them up depending on the situation.
I really like my Macbook Pro. I’m also a developer who uses .Net a lot. This creates a problem for me since the .
Selenium is a great product for browser automation. It allows me to build great suites of interface tests. The only issue is the code to implement Selenium in the C# world isn’t very clean.
I want to note this was my first stab at getting a workflow for cross-platform libraries using the new technologies. I don’t consider any of these methods the correct way to do things, but they represent my experience with it so far.
The site has been transformed. It’s now mattkruskamp.com instead of cyberkruz.com. But, there’s more! I’ve moved from a website builder (Squarespace) to using a static website generator (Hugo) to create the site.
This summer I rafted Westwater Canyon with some co-workers. Unfortunately, I haven’t had the time until recently to put together the video.
When I make beer I like to follow a set of steps to make sure that I don’t forget anything. I put this list together as a reference while I’m brewing.
I was doing my usual Azure publishes when all of a sudden Visual Studio would hang with the “Visual Studio is Busy.
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