Fermentation: Turning .NET, Web and Cloud into Something
by Justin Yoo in Dotnet · 2 min read
Entity Framework Core basically supports .NET Standard 2.0. Therefore, when you write codes for database, we can simply target netstandard2.0 in the .csproj file like below:
by Justin Yoo in Azure App-service · 4 min read
DISCLAIMER: This post is purely a personal opinion, not representing or affiliating my employer's. While we are using Logic Apps, one of the most common things might be date/time conversion. In
by Justin Yoo in Azure App-service · 3 min read
DISCLAIMER: This post is purely a personal opinion, not representing or affiliating my employer's. While using Azure Logic Apps, one of challenges is how to manage secret values, and most of time
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 3 min read
In my previous post, ARM Template Lifecycle Management: DOs and DON'Ts, I recommend to consider YAML for ARM template authoring. In the post, I also suggest using yarm to convert YAML to JSON and/or
by Justin Yoo in Dotnet · 3 min read
In my previous post, I briefly introduced yarm. It is a simple Azure Function app to convert ARM template in JSON format to YAML and vice versa. However, it wasn't that useful in a CI/CD pipeline.
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 3 min read
In my previous post, Testing ARM Templates with Pester #1 - PowerShell, I showed how to test behaviours ARM template deployment without actual deployment. At the end of the post, I also briefly