
How I do error handling in my REST APIs
As I make more and more REST APIs, I find the need to bubble up an object that will translate to an Http 200 OK result or an RFC 7807 …
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As I make more and more REST APIs, I find the need to bubble up an object that will translate to an Http 200 OK result or an RFC 7807 …
ReadThis post details how I fixed an issue in Visual Studio 2019 where variable name suggestions were completely wrong. It may help you, and it may not. Anyways here goes …
ReadThis is a reminder to myself more than anything else. It is not often that I get to greenfield a new project. Most of the time, the solution already exists, …
ReadThis is another blog post in the series of “Things that gave me plenty of grief, but eventually got solved”. I was working on a component that utilizes the Azure …
ReadUp to this point, I’ve done a number of workshops with partners around the world on the Microsoft Bot Framework and time and again, it is the authentication that always, without exception, …
ReadIn a recent partner hackfest, the need to store a Username/Password combination in Azure Key Vault arose. Setting up Key Vault instance was dead easy: Sign in to the Azure portal …
ReadTL;DR In this blog post, I talk about how I spend 3 hours setting up a chat bot that can recognize batteries using the Microsoft Custom Vision API. Recently, a …
ReadWhat is Application Insights Anyway? Application Insights is an extensible Application Performance Management (APM) service for web developers on multiple platforms. Use it to monitor your live web application. It …
ReadIf you haven’t yet heard about the ESP8266 then it’s time for you to wake up and get serious! This little beauty is a seriously low-cost WiFi chip with a …
ReadIn this post, I explain how I made the program “SubWordsFinder” that takes a string, and finds all real English words that contain that string, then removes the string from …
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