Fermentation: Turning .NET, Web and Cloud into Something
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 9 min read
Authoring YAML pipelines on Azure DevOps often tends to be repetitive and cumbersome. That repetition might happen at the tasks level, jobs level or stages level. If we do coding, we do refactoring
by Justin Yoo in Enterprise Integration · 5 min read
According to this newspaper article, Microsoft Teams gets more daily users than Slack. It doesn't necessarily mean that MS Teams is better than Slack, nor the one is killing the other. They have been
by Justin Yoo in Enterprise Integration · 6 min read
While using either Outlook.com or Office 365 Mail, I always want to have a better email filtering rule engines shipped. Apparently, Gmail has a better spam-mail filtering engine. Personally, as soon
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 12 min read
You may have heard of the term, "Walking Skeleton" if you work with the agile methodology. Alistair Cockburn defines the term "Walking Skeleton" in his article: A Walking Skeleton is a tiny
by Justin Yoo in Asp Net-iis · 8 min read
In May at the //Build event, Azure Functions Team announced supporting dependency injection feature. This was one of the long-waited features on Azure Functions, and we don't have to use some dodge
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 11 min read
In my previous post, we've discussed how to set up CI/CD pipelines on Azure DevOps to publish the extension to Marketplace, which we built throughout this series. As the last one of this series, this