Fermentation: Turning .NET, Web and Cloud into Something
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 5 min read
In my previous post, we completed implementing Azure DevOps extension. Now, it's time to publish it to Marketplace. But before doing that, we MUST register a publisher. This post will discuss how to
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 6 min read
In my previous post, we completed designing Azure DevOps extension. This post continues implementing the extension from there. Table of Contents This series consists of those six posts: Building
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 7 min read
Azure DevOps provides an end-to-end service that takes care of the entire ALM (Application Lifecycle Management) process. DevOps itself takes a big part of this ALM journey. While the service naming
by Justin Yoo in Arm Devops-on-azure · 6 min read
DISCLAIMER: This post is purely a personal opinion, not representing or affiliating my employer’s. Whenever you deal with ARM templates, you always face to handle some sensitive information. This
by Justin Yoo in Dotnet · 6 min read
DISCLAIMER: This post is purely a personal opinion, not representing or affiliating my employer’s. UPDATE (May 9, 2019): During the //Build event, Jeff Hollan officially announced this dependency
by Justin Yoo in Dotnet · 5 min read
DISCLAIMER: This post is purely a personal opinion, not representing or affiliating my employer’s. There's an awesome library called Swashbuckle in ASP.NET Core Application. With Swashbuckle, it