Fermentation: Turning .NET, Web and Cloud into Something
by Justin Yoo in Front End-web-dev · 8 min read
This post discusses the whole process that migrates existing Wordpress websites to gridsome based on vue.js, deploys them to Netlify through GitHub Actions. Why Migration? There's no doubt that Wordpress is one of the most well-known and well-made blog publishing tools in the wor ...
by Justin Yoo in Azure App-service · 9 min read
This article is part of #25DaysOfServerless. New challenges will be published every day from Microsoft Cloud Advocates throughout the month of December. Find out more about how Microsoft Azure enables your Serverless functions. Have an idea or a solution? Share your thoughts on [ ...
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 5 min read
In my prevous post, we built a workflow, using GitHub Actions to build, test and deploy a static web app to Azure Blob Storage. Throughout this post, I'm extending the previous workflow with bounded CI/CD pipelines to separate concerns. You can download the sample codes used in ...
by Justin Yoo in Visual Studio-alm · 7 min read
GitHub announced that GitHub Actions has been generally available in November. Since that, there have already been a huge number of Actions on the marketplace. As the usage of Actions is pretty simple and straight forward, as long as you know a few key concepts, you can easily ge ...
by Justin Yoo in Dotnet · 8 min read
As a heavy Windows-centric developer, I recently bought a new Macbook Pro (just before the new 16" was launched!). It was my second time using Mac. The first time, I used only Windows through Bootcamp. This time, I'm trying to migrate my development experience to Mac from Windows ...
by Justin Yoo in Azure App-service · 6 min read
In my previous post, we used Azure Logic App to backup and restore secrets in Azure Key Vault. Logic App is really easy to achieve the goal with bare minimum codes, or even without codes. On the other hand, there are clear requirements to build an application for the same feature ...