Fermentation: Turning .NET, Web and Cloud into Something
by Justin Yoo in Azure Functions · 7 min read
This is the first post of the series to let teachers and lecturers build an online students' check-in app, using Power Apps, Azure Functions, and Azure Face API. Capturing Face Images from Browser
by Justin Yoo in Azure Durable-functions · 9 min read
When you use a static website generator, like Gridsome, for your blog posts, you might have found that it's tricky to set a scheduled publish on your post. Like Wordpress, it's a blogging specific
by Justin Yoo in Azure Functions · 4 min read
Power Apps is literally a powerful solution that requires low-code or no-code to build. To build an app, you don't need to understand how the programming language works. Instead, as long as you know
by Justin Yoo in Microsoft Teams · 4 min read
I ran a live streaming event using Microsoft Teams on last March 5th (in Korean). It was a bit of last-minute decision to run the event but, fortunately, as many as 140 attendees watched the live
by Justin Yoo in Github Actions · 8 min read
There have been many discussions around "Continuous Delivery" and "Continuous Deployment" while composing DevOps pipelines. A rough comparison between both can be depicted below: Depending on
by Justin Yoo in Github Actions · 6 min read
Previously, I wrote several blog posts about GitHub Actions, and I'm going to continue it in this post. We've been using ready-made GitHub Actions so far. However, there might not be Actions