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Latest — Apr 23, 2023

Porting the C# clippy app to Rust

Last week, I wrote a little hello world app that responds to HTTP requests with a clippy ASCII art. But the docker image for the app was 111MB in size. So today, I decided to port the app to rust. If you only want to see the code, here you

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Containerizing a C# hello world app

I've always wanted to have my own little Kubernetes cluster somewhere and I finally decided to create one with Civo. But I had no idea what to run on it. So, this little post is about how I went about creating a hello-world application to run on my cluster! If

Parsing an ASP.NET Core Identity password hash with JavaScript

Understanding how ASP.NET Core Identity stores passwords internally is useful particularly if you ever need to migrate to a different identity setup.

Find if NDepend can improve your code quality

On how you could improve internal quality with NDepend.

Clearing the nuget cache for a package

Have you tried consuming a newer version of an internal nuget package before pushing the version to the package repository? I happen to do that sometimes. I'd expect the pipeline to have pushed the package, but it would have failed. Now, since nuget caches the response, it's not possible to

Prioritizing tasks in a Feature

Steve "ardalis" Smith recently posted this poll on Twitter: You have a feature to implement. It includes 6 tasks. 3 of them you've done before many times; 2 you have other code that does something similar; 1 is totally new and will require research (and might not work at all)

Writing code could be fun for you

Every now and then, I come across a post that talks about how complex writing code is. These are my thoughts on the subject.

Build-time configuration for Blazor WebAssembly Apps using MS Build properties

.NET Core in general has a nice configuration API that I've been fond of since .NET Core 1.x. But since Blazor WebAssembly apps run completely on the client, the configuration works a little differently that one might expect. The way configuration using appsettings.json works is that, a HTTP

Scripting your build tasks in C# using cake

Cake is the C# counterpart of gulp.js – they're both task based. Except, we don't generally pipe things in cake. From their website: Cake (C# Make) is a cross-platform build automation system with a C# DSL for tasks such as compiling code, copying files and folders, running unit tests, compressing

Working on a new side project

I told myself at the start of the year that I won't work on new side projects... but there's so much cool stuff happening in the .NET space I can't resist.