As part of migrating IIS virtual machines into Azure (IaaS) and migrating SQL Server databases into Azure SQL (DB or Managed Instances), we use the
Category: Development
Run Windows Terminal as Administrator by Default
Windows Terminal is a nice command-line tool, supporting PowerShell, Command Prompt, Azure Cloud Shell, Windows Subsystem for Linux (can open Linux prompts), etc. One major
Visual Studio 2019: New Git Experience
Visual Studio 2019 has now released their new Git Experience. While many developers didn’t know that Visual Studio had Git support within the IDE, our
.NET 5 Launch and .NET Conf 2020
The free virtual online conference .NET Conf 2020 will introduce the release of .NET 5, the merging of .NET Core, and .NET Framework. It is
Blazor Client First Impressions
I am excited about the idea of Blazor WebAssembly, also known as Blazor Client, starting with .NET Core 3.1. It offers the promise of developing
Azure Functions: Testing TimerTrigger
In Azure Functions, timer triggers are used to auto-run a specific function based on a CRON schedule. For example, we have the following code with
