A Blog About .NET, Serverless and Software Architecture
Powershell isn’t traditionally recognized as a go-to language for everyday software developers. Nevertheless, it’s gained enough popularity for AWS and Azure to support it on their serverless platforms. Let’s find out why.
NuGet has taken on more and more place in the development lifecycle. But using NuGet packages liberally comes at a cost that is often overlooked. This post examines that cost.
This post explores the ins and outs of building AWS Lambda serverless functions with .NET Core. The focus is on the programming model, the particularities of the .NET runtime, and tooling.
A little over two years ago, I started on a journey to sort out what I wanted to do with my career. Here’s an update on where I am now.
Mono repos have become popular in Silicon Valley giants like Facebook and Google. I explore its applicability to .NET projects in this post.
Controlling access to sensitive keys in cloud apps isn’t easy. In this article, I outline a way to do so with Azure Functions.
A break down of the layout of every file in an Azure Functions V2 project.
A (mostly) step-by-step process to building Azure Functions on macOS.
The .NET Core V2 runtime is front and centre when creating Azure Functions. Creating V1 runtime Functions has gotten a bit harder, but it’s still possible.
The first of a 3-part series that explores the principles that go into building a .NET cloud app, this time focused on the ops perspective.
