What is the coolest thing I’ve ever built (to date)? It’s a wireless powerlifting judging unit. In this post I’ll explain the motivation for building this and provide an overview of how it works.
How to use Redis in an Azure Function
Quick explanation of how to use Redis and, specifically, the StackExchange.Redis package in an Azure Function.
VSTS for the Lone Wolf Developer
Do you have a side project, something you chip away at in your spare time? Perhaps you are an independent developer?
Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) is a great service that provides private repos, enables you to track your work items, enables continuous integration/deployment and more. You can use it for a wide variety of projects (not just Microsoft technology).
Let me show you how VSTS – a seemingly big, complex, “enterprise” system – can work for you, a lone wolf developer.
VSTS for the Lone Wolf Developer – Getting Started, Projects
Let’s go over how to get started and discuss the concept of Projects in Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS).
VSTS for the Lone Wolf Developer – Source Control and Extensions
Let’s go over how to get you up and running with your own private repositories and show you some cool extensions in Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS).
VSTS for the Lone Wolf Developer – Work Item Management
The work item functionality may seem a bit complicated if you’re not familiar with TFS or Agile. Let me show you how to use it for simple projects, as well bigger ones, in Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS).
VSTS for the Lone Wolf Developer – Stakeholders and Testing
Let’s go over the concept of Stakeholders and discuss testing in Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS). This is where a lone wolf might have to call in some help!
