Working with Blazor’s component model

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Welcome to Working with Blazor’s component model” post! In this new post I’ll build a simple project in Blazor and explain the basic Blazor components and interactions. Also, the source code of the project I’m going to create in this post is available on GitHub. Here the posts I wrote about Blazor that help you to learn this new technology better and faster: What is a Blazor component? First, the fundamental building blocks of Blazor applications are components, almost everything you do will directly or indirectly work with them. In…

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Don’t delete Windows10 root certificate expiring this month

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Microsoft warns to don’t delete Windows10 root certificate expiring this month because it could cause problems with the operating system. Earlier this month, BornCity reported that the ‘Microsoft Root Authority‘ certificate in Microsoft’s Trusted Root Certification Authorities was expiring at the end of the month, on 12/31/20. While other newer Microsoft root certificates are not expiring this year, some users are concerned that the expiring certificate could prevent software, hardware, or the operating system from performing correctly. When we contacted Microsoft regarding the expiring root certificate, we were referred to a support…

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Azure DevOps releases AppServices

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In this post, I’m going to explain how to create a pipeline and a release in Azure DevOps that releases into AppServices. This is quite important step to go forward a digital transformation in your company to improve and optimize the developer’s process. In the pipeline Azure DevOps builds the solution (projects and tests) and create an artifact. Then, with the release, it publishes the artifact into to a AppService in Azure. Now I show step by step how to create both. Pipeline First, you have to create a New…

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What is YAML?

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YAML is a human-readable data serialization standard that can be used in conjunction with all programming languages and is often used to write configuration files. Overview The recursive YAML acroynym stands for “YAML Ain’t Markup Language,” denoting it as flexible and data-oriented. In fact, it can be used with nearly any application that needs to store or transmit data. Its flexibility is partially due to the fact that YAML is made up of bits and pieces of other languages. A few examples of these similarities include: Scalars, lists, and associative…

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Azure Resource naming convention guide

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The goal of this post is to offer a simple guide how to generate naming convention for Azure resource, bearing in mind some restrictions from Azure itself. Naming Principals First, I want to give you some generic information about naming in Azure: The naming pattern must support easy application level grouping for show back/charge back billing when required. Constraints: Some resources are constrained by their identifier length, and case sensitivity The convention MUST Describes type of resource in the subscription. Constraints: Some resources must be uniquely named across entire Azure. The establishment…

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