My first introduction to Python, a simple api using the IDesign methodology. I used Flask for the api handling. The README.md on github contains the use cases and other design notes, along with screenshots of the results. Python itself was not difficult to program in, due to my extensive background in computer languages. However, using […]
Highlights
IDesign and .NET: Applying to a Common .NET Scenario
I’m excited…
IDesign First-Look Review
Recently, I’ve been introduced to the IDesign methodology. While I have yet to implement it,…
Deploy a .NET Minimal API to Azure
An example of deploying a .NET MinimalAPI to Azure via GitHub Actions
Better Practices in CI, .NET, and GitHub Actions: CI Test and Publish Stages
This is the test and publish stage article in a series covering continuous integration, CI,…
Better Practices in CI, .NET, and GitHub Actions: Build Stages
This is the build stage article in a series covering continuous integration, CI, for .NET….
Better Practices in CI, .NET, and GitHub Actions: An Introduction
This is the first introductory article in a series covering continuous integration, CI, for .NET….
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LabDemo.IDesign
An exploration of IDesign principles in .NET IDesign is one methodology for managing software. Much more than a method of architecting and designing, aspects of IDesign can be valuable in your next project. Code available at GitHub
.NET LabDemo.MinimalAPI
A set of apps providing mocked lab data exploring different aspects of .NET 7
.NET Chained Configuration Demo
A demo beginning a short series of .NET 6 chained configurations from arguments through Azure App Configuration for generic host builders
Orbital Launches
Orbital Launches is a Microsoft stack mini-project involving C#/.NET and deployed via Azure. It accesses an open source external API to display data about orbital launches.
Affirm App: Rails Stack
A Rails 6 app as proof of basic Rails capability, along with basic SASS/SCSS, responsive design, external API, Postgres, MVC, GitHub, and Heroku
[ARCHIVED] Vagrant, Ansible, Ubuntu, and Ruby on Rails VM
I’ve assembled a tutorial and Github project covering how to create and run a Windows 10 virtual machine for Ruby on Rails development using Vagrant and Ansible