Miha Jakovac Coding and Development
In my last post I was writing about the implementation of shipping the log files to Azure Log Service. I suggest you read it first. If you already have custom logs implemented than read along. We finished up with the log files successfully stored in the Azure log service without any parsing of a log.…
read more Recently I was involved in a small project, where we needed to improve the monitoring of the business critical 3rd party Web services. Those are installed on-prem. Web services are developed and maintained by another company, but as with most of our projects, we tried to solve the problem by existing services in Azure. “Luckily”…
read more Common Table Expression or CTE specifies a temporary named result set which is derived from a query and can be used in the same execution scope of a single SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement. This is quite useful if you need temporary results from a sub query within your main query. An example below uses…
read more Last September I decided to go back! To go back to the island, which left a big mark in my life, it’s a great inspiration and has a positive influence on me. From meditation when climbing with bike to the Teide at 180bmp, to some quiet “siesta” time to reflect on the past and look…
read more Recently I was working with Exchange Web Services or EWS. It’s a neat way to communicate with Exchange Server and manage it’s data, emails in particular. You can do a lot with it, but my task was to encrypt email messages by pooling a recipient certificate from Active Directory, save it to Exchange server and send…
read more Async and Await are not new to C# language, but are new to me. I discovered them recently when I was on a conference, where Damir Arh was talking about “Best Practices for Using async and await“. In his presentation, he pointed out basics and common mistakes a developer can make while writing asynchronous code.…
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