Fermentation: Turning .NET, Web and Cloud into Something
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 4 min read
While developing applications on Azure, it's often necessary to integrate with Azure Storage. Notably, Azure Functions development always needs Azure Storage. Fortunately, Azure Storage Emulator can
by Justin Yoo in Enterprise Integration · 8 min read
Many information systems consist of a front-end user interface where users enter inputs and back-end that processes the input data. This concept can be extended to information systems that send and
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 4 min read
There are two ways using Azure DevOps Release Pipelines. We use UI so that we compose each task directly on the screen. On the other hand, we can use YAML pipelines so that all the pipeline stages,
by Justin Yoo in Dotnet · 6 min read
Generally speaking, either an application or a system is built mostly by a team or a group of people. One of the first exercises building a dev team is to set up a standard development environment
by Justin Yoo in Sdk Support-on-azure · 6 min read
The legacy Azure Service Bus SDK (WindowsAzure.ServiceBus) uses event handlers for message pre-/post-processing. For example, OnSend is used for synchronous message pre-processing, and both
by Justin Yoo in Sdk Support-on-azure · 3 min read
When you're building a message-driven architecture on Azure, you highly likely to consider Azure Service Bus as a messaging platform. If you use either Azure Functions or Logic Apps, it's really easy