I’ve been having problems prioritizing my (limited) free time at home. There are lots of things I want to do, but am unsure how to proceed. How do other approach this?
Test post with image and code.
Setting up a blanket CORS for .net core 3 is pretty simple, figuring out how to test it took longer than I care to realize…
I’m having issues with an import into dev.to, just testing out a post with code snippets.
I like ramen, one of my favorite things to make especially now when it can be done quickly in my instant pot.
Attempting to get involved with a nonprofit organization MAGIC. They use a lot of Python, so here’s how I went about getting started!
It’s been many years since I’ve done anything substantial with Java. I’d like to try to do a series of posts to get a feel for the Java ecosystem.
In my second round of fermentation (round 1 is undocumented, but was delicious vegan kimchi) - I’m trying out cucumbers and hot sauce!
Blah blah all the same story stuff from Ferment round 2: Cucumbers, but this time with hot sauce!
In the process of moving to hexo and off of Medium I ended up doing a bit of research into SEO and canonical links.
Exploring how to use merged config files for setting up a “local” vs “prod” workflow in Hexo.
Greetings from Hexo and a markdown file!
Lately I’ve been thinking a bit about why I’ve been attempting to blog more.
There were a few reasons for my attempts to blog:
Coming from a strictly relational db world, NoSql style databases have always seemed a bit scary! I recently had the opportunity to play around with MongoDb for the first time, and I was quite surprised by how easy it was to get started!
I was recently interviewed by GaProgMan for his show “The .NET Core Podcast”!
Quick update to a post I did a while back regarding Orleans Dashboard — additional reporting metrics for your cluster!
I’ve been using docker for playing around with my dinky website, but the DockerFile/image has always been a bit brute forcey. It’s time to explore a somewhat more effective DockerFile!
The ketogenic diet is a different way to approach food, and energy from food. In the typical American diet, one receives most of the energy they get from food via carbohydrates.
As we continue exploring Microsoft Orleans — the virtual actor model framework — we happen upon Observers. Observers can be used to “observe” events, in the form of notifications, as an example.
With the government shut down (again!) I’m not working at the moment, so onto learning on stuff! I wanted to do something with a database, and I’ve gone done and forgotten how to work with them it’s been so long!
There are some differences in how one would host an Orleans server locally vs deployed in a production scenario. In this post, we’ll use some of the skills we’ve built on previously, to help us in our journey to hosting a production ready Orleans cluster.
