Yay! .NET Core 3.0 is now available!  You now are migrating your apps and want to get it to your favorite cloud hosting solution.  But they may not have it quite ready yet and you are still eager to deploy to production.  No worries, we have a solution for you.As our documentation explains on different deployment models we have for .NET Core apps (simplified);Framework-dependent...

On this lazy Sunday morning I was catching up among the feeds and saw Scott Hanselman’s post about customizing Windows Terminal a bit more.  I had already done this a while back and got my terminal all fancy looking with those cool Powerline fonts and such.  It’s a simple thing, but actually does make my experience a bit nicer to work in the terminal...

Yay! .NET Core 3.0 is now available!  You now are migrating your apps and want to get it to your favorite cloud hosting solution.  But they may not have it quite ready yet and you are still eager to deploy to production.  No worries, we have a solution for you.As our documentation explains on different deployment models we have for .NET Core apps (simplified);Framework-dependent...

I don’t like C++.  There I said it…got it out of the way.  It’s not a fair statement, as I know many people who do and think I’m crazy for not only writing code in C++.  As someone who didn’t come from a traditional computer science background, I just never ‘grew up’ on C or C++ as fundamentals.  NOTE: You can hear more about my journey (and others)...

I’ve been reading a lot of great content on dev.to lately (seriously you should go check it out and follow some tags…great community there) and came across this great headline “How I Solved My NYC Parking Problem With Python, the Search Tweets API and Twilio” by Jessica Garson, a Developer Advocate at Twitter.  Jessica was trying to solve a problem...

Like most things in life, this all started with someone’s message on Twitter.Blogged: Why NuGet Package Signing Is Not (Yet) for Me. https://t.co/4RSes2Bo4r A close look at NuGet package signing feature, where it's useful, and in which ways it falls short.— Boom Haackalacka (@haacked) April 3, 2019 You can code-sign a NuGet Package?  I don’t know why...