Kristian Johannessen
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Multitargeting class libraries in .NET
The real world is a difficult place. So difficult that you sometimes have to work on an old Monolithic application built with legacy technology. But is there a way that allows you to at least share code between the old and the new?
The real world is a difficult place. So difficult that you sometimes have to work on an old Monolithic application built with legacy technology. But is there a way that allows you to at least share code between the old and the new?
Running an ASP.NET Web Application on Heroku
ASP.NET Core is not supported on Heroku. Read how I didn't care about that and made it work anyways (and all the hoops involved).
ASP.NET Core is not supported on Heroku. Read how I didn't care about that and made it work anyways (and all the hoops involved).
Sharing infrastructure as code with linked Azure Resource Manager templates
This blog post will not focus on how or even why you should write your infrastructure as code. Rather, it will focus on how you, a curious developer working with Azure Resource Manager (ARM), can modularize your infrastructure code and share it with others through linked ARM templates. I will also show you the basic parts of a self-made "repository" of templates which makes using shared templates a breeze.
This blog post will not focus on how or even why you should write your infrastructure as code. Rather, it will focus on how you, a curious developer working with Azure Resource Manager (ARM), can modularize your infrastructure code and share it with others through linked ARM templates. I will also show you the basic parts of a self-made "repository" of templates which makes using shared templates a breeze.