In a recent technical assignment from an interview, I was given a challenge: a simple api to retrieve if a restaurant is open at the current time. This prospective employer suggested writing in (unfamiliar to me) Python at first instead of my strong, recent experience with C#.NET. I dove in. Since I engineer software and […]
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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Portfolio
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