microservices My experiences from building microservices OverviewMicroservices is a complex topic, and sometimes dangerous too if you ask me. Mainly because it's easy to assume that microservice is KING and should be used everywhere once you
people How to send a reasonably good meeting invitation You know very well how it is. We get meeting invitations all the time. No matter the time of the day - they just drop into your mailbox. Colleagues need
aspnetcore ASP.NET Core 3.1 response time and memory spikes in Kubernetes Use less memory and handle higher througput in ASP.NET Core
macos Inspect all encrypted traffic made from your iPhone And there is a way to actually see every request being made from your phone. This means you will see both traffic made from each of your app, and your browser etc.
aspnetcore Azure Application Insights without noise from health checks and swagger in ASP.NET Core 3.1 Today when using the cloud it's so easy to set up some basic monitoring. I've been using Application Insights (AI) in Azure the last couple of years, and find it
nuget Tips for creating and consuming NuGet packages locally There's so many reasons why NuGet can be a pain to work with sometimes. I just want to give some neat tips to make it easier to develop them (and consume) locally during development.
responsibility My thoughts on your responsibility as a software developer Responsibility is a rare thing today
macos How to send SIGTERM (graceful shutdown) to a .NET Core process in MacOS/Linux Simulate shutdown during development
featureflags Working with feature flags Feature flagging can be very complex. Use only when the benefits are clear.
microservices Problems with lock-step deployment OverviewNo matter what software you create, in the end you must have some kind of deployment for it to reach the end customer. When you start building microservices - or
developer Being a former Windows and .NET Framework developer switching over to .NET Core and MacOS Audience for this postThis post is mainly for people that like MacOS, for whatever reason. Even if you hate MacOS and love Windows - then sure, you can absolutely still
aspnetcore UseDefaultFiles() vs UseStaticFiles() vs UseSpaStaticFiles() vs UseSpa() A brief introduction to UseDefaultFiles, UseStaticFiles, UseSpaStaticFiles and UseSpa
