The First Rule of Building Microservices: Don’t Build Microservices
A lot is being said these days about microservices. It’s enough of a popular trend online, at conferences, and in software architect chit-chat, that one
A lot is being said these days about microservices. It’s enough of a popular trend online, at conferences, and in software architect chit-chat, that one
I recently upgraded a project to .NET 6 and immediately started getting an error on your hosted build pipeline in Azure DevOps. Error NETSDK1045: The
I learned a lot in college that is applicable to my life and career…and some of it was even in my classes. Nowhere was that
Microsoft Build 2021 just wrapped up, and a lot of the new coverage was about things like the upcoming major updates to Windows, the retirement
I finally have a time-tracking process that I love, and it only took me 22 years of trial and error to figure it out. With
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We were inspired recently when Microsoft announced that it was going carbon neutral by 2030, and completely paying back its historic carbon debt by 2040.
When you’re using a shell command, it’s common to pass options to that command using dashes–which are also called hyphens. These options can be specified
Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel Recently, a legacy ASP.NET Web API application that we support started logging an exception and also giving back a
I’ve been working remotely–or telecommuting, as it is often known–for nearly 10 years, and in that time I’ve learned a few DOs and DON’Ts for