Azure Static Web Apps is a service that automatically builds and deploys full stack web apps to Azure from a GitHub repository. But how do they work? Or, a better question, how do we make them work for us? Watch Rick van den Bosch’s webinar on Azure Static Web Apps and you will have enough… READ MORE
Intro In this part of the blog series, I want to deploy my VPN connection to my on-premises environment and the log analytics workspace. Azure key vault Before I can start with my VPN connection I need to create an Azure key vault to store my VPN shared secret. The variables file for my key… READ MORE
During the Christmas holiday, I used my time off to explore the integration between Power Apps and GitHub. I started to explore this new feature because I wanted to see changes to the code. I mean real code. There is no way to easily see the code… Well, Power Apps is a no/low-code as we know, so I also know we should not want to see… READ MORE
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Frustrated by GitHub Insights As an owner of a handful of large public repos for my job, one of the things that I care about is knowing the traffic to the repos to get an understanding of visibility. GitHub has this amazing feature, called GitHub Insights, which allows you to see some of this data, however… READ MORE
Have a site sitting in GitHub that you currently maybe manually deploy to Azure or use some other tool? Why not use GitHub Actions to quickly and easily publish to Azure. I was pushing a small site (Guid.Empty) to Azure through GitHub and decided to document the couple steps for future me 😋… oh and for you… READ MORE
When you build a regular web app in ASP.NET Core, you can easily hook bunch of tools to it in order to be able to generate OpenAPI definitions. With Azure Functions, this is slightly more complex and challenging. At the moment there doesn’t appear to be any official release and recommended guidance form Microsoft on how-to generate… READ MORE
Have you ever wished that you had a monorepo (*1 ) containing all of your dev.to posts on GitHub and once you merge an update into the master branch they would just automatically be updated on dev.to? 1) or multiple repositories, it doesn’t matter 😃 Then you’ll be pleased with what’s coming, otherwise I’ll let you… READ MORE
