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by Justin Yoo · 4 min read
In my previous blog posts of containerising .NET apps and Function apps, I discussed how to containerise .NET apps and Azure Functions apps with and without Dockerfile. However, deploying these
by Justin Yoo · 5 min read
In my previous post, I discussed different containerising options for .NET developers. Now, let's slightly move the focus to Azure Functions app. How can you containerise the Azure Functions app?
by Justin Yoo · 5 min read
As a .NET developer, if you want to containerise your .NET apps, you know you need a Dockerfile first. Dockerfile is a spec that describes which OS is used, where the .NET code is located, how the
by Justin Yoo · 12 min read
Containers are everywhere. It's not just to make both the development and production environment consistent but also to build CI/CD pipelines, test automations, and so on. While everyone does their
by Justin Yoo · 3 min read
It might be necessary to implement the custom 404 page while developing a Blazor WebAssembly (WASM) app. But when you deploy your Blazor WASM app to GitHub Pages, it only shows GitHub's 404 page, not
by Justin Yoo · 5 min read
There are many ways to implement authentication and authorisation onto the Blazor WebAssembly (WASM) app. If you publish it to Azure Static Web Apps (ASWA), you can use the built-in authN feature