Miha Jakovac Coding and Development
Azure Storage is a service that allows you to store files (among other things) in the Azure cloud from your applications. To connect to it, you can use many methods; the most practical is to use a connection string, which…
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I recently learned that I could turn on experimentally features in Docker for Windows and run both Windows and Linux images simultaneously. Normally we need to switch between them, and you can run one or the other. The feature is…
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When developing .NET Web APIs, we almost always need to load some configuration to function properly. This can be database connection strings, email configuration, Azure blob storage configuration, etc. That configuration can come from JSON files, Environment variables, secrets.json file,…
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Welcome to part 2 of the QAToolKit series, where I focus on the QAToolKit Swagger library. QA Toolkit is a collection of libraries, tools, and scripts for running automated jobs for assuring smooth development, general and QA testing, and running…
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I like the idea of NDepend. It’s a Swiss army knife for .NET developers, they say on the website, and I would agree with that. It contains many useful code analyzers, metrics, graphs, its own query language, and more. In…
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This is exciting! I’ve been brewing the idea about this for almost a year now, and it’s finally come to the realization. I developed and used many tools and scripts over the years, but I never compiled them in the…
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Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2) brought some fresh air to the Windows 10 operating system. Before WSL1, we had to have a separate virtual machine or dual boot to develop applications that were necessary to run on Linux. In…
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In this short post, I’ll share a simple script to modify the YML files. You can also use the script in the CI/CD pipelines, an example for Azure DevOps is below. To read the YML file we will use powershell-yaml…
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Lately, I was getting unfamiliar errors when running .NET applications or spawning docker containers on Windows. I was really annoyed I could not run the application on port 5001 from Visual Studio since it was working fine just a day…
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We’ve been doing it “forever”. As a developer, I was always fascinated with writing scripts and tools that made my tasks less mundane and error-prone. And running them is a joy… 1, 2, 3, and BAMMM!!!. 🙂 For any number…
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