In this post, I will cover the required steps for enabling Gulp inside any existing ASP.NET MVC solution. This will also resolve some of the issues related to tasks not showing up within Task Runner Explorer.
In this post, I will cover the required steps for enabling Gulp inside any existing ASP.NET MVC solution. This will also resolve some of the issues related to tasks not showing up within Task Runner Explorer.
I just recently discovered the Azure Portal Console by accident when deploying (well troubleshooting that is) Umbraco solutions, a topic I will cover later in greater detail within an upcoming series, and was pleasantly surprised. Now the virtual console as included within the Azure Portal isn’t new and therefore perhaps familiar for a lot of you out there, however I haven’t heard of it before.
This is The third and last part of the Detecting T-SQL code smells series. Within this post I will cover how the solution can be customized by adding new validation rules
For the second part of this series, I’m relying on a TSQL Code Smells Finder hosted on Codeplex. The solution consists out of 3 files (one PowerShell script, a text file containing a list with possible errors and a whitelist file) and build within PowerShell.
When moving a new SQL server database into production or taking over maintenance duties, you might want to perform some audit’s first. Audit reports make it easy to identify issues and rais additional questions.
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