Fake Build and TeamCity: versioning assemblies

Fake Build and TeamCity

Use TeamCity variables in your Fake build config. Multiple people on the web were looking for this, including myself. I Therefore decided to write a blog post covering the basics.

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Couchbase .Net client tips

Couchbase .net tips

I’m working on Couchbase performance issues and gathering a lot of useful information not found within any of the documentation available online. Therefore, I would like to share my finding within this blog post. Hopefully, this will be helpful for someone taking the same route.

This article targets people who are new to Couchbase and using the .net client.

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Azure Logic Apps Examples

Logic Apps Examples

Hey, Logic App friends. I’ve noticed that Logic Apps has increased in popularity. Because of this, I would like to make people aware of the articles I’ve published. Here a list of posts covering basic App Logic building blocks. All examples are simple to understand and recreate.

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Azure Functions & Transient Exceptions

Call other functions inside Azure Functions

This post covers how to deal with transient issues within Azure Functions. The process is simple, thanks to available helper libraries. All my code samples are in C#.

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SQL Server & JSON data

SQL Server, SQL Azure & JSON

At the moment, I’m working on a simple web reporting project. Given that this is a small-scale project, I’ve decided to try something new. Creating a tiny DAL responsible for retrieving and deserializing SQL Server generated JSON.

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Call other functions inside Azure Functions

Call other functions inside Azure Functions

As some of you may know, I’m currently playing around with Azure Functions. One of the limitations I have encountered with Azure functions is the lack of first-class support for calling other functions. Fortunately, several workarounds are available to you. I will cover each of them within this post.

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SonarQube for .Net Developers

SonarQube for .Net Developers

I’m currently playing around with SonarQube, an open-source platform for continuous inspection of code quality, and so far, I’ve discovered that it is a lot more interesting than I thought it would be. Therefore, I’ve decided to share my initial findings.

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