Fermentation: Turning .NET, Web and Cloud into Something
by Justin Yoo in Windows11 · 4 min read
It's a common practice using node.js for front-end app development. In the Windows dev environment, the same exercise applies. If you use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), you can make use of the
by Justin Yoo in Dotnet · 5 min read
.NET SDKs including .NET Core, .NET 5 and .NET 6 support cross-platform. For some reason, you might feel like removing the latest preview version of SDK or a certain version of SDK. You can then use
by Justin Yoo in Azure Functions · 4 min read
Since the latest version (0.9.0-preview) of the OpenAPI extension for Azure Functions was released, it supports the byte array types. With this support, you can now define the binary data type like
by Justin Yoo in Azure Functions · 10 min read
Azure security baseline for Azure Functions well describes the security consideration in general while developing an Azure Functions application. In addition to that, Azure Functions offers a
by Justin Yoo in Azure Static-web-apps · 10 min read
Azure Static Web Apps (ASWA) offers a straightforward authentication feature. With this feature, you don't need to write a complicating authentication logic by your hand and can sign in to ASWA. By
by Justin Yoo in Azure · 9 min read
A while ago, I wrote a blog post about Azure Functions integration testing with Mountebank and another blog post about end-to-end (E2E) testing for Azure Functions. In the post, I suggested deploying