Why is it a good idea to use Nuget Packages?

I was recently presented with the challenge of addressing the question above in a project. Prior to this, I had never given much thought to it. While incorporating it into my daily work seems straightforward, the following are my responses to the pro and con questions. Why is it a good idea to place common... » read more

Making unit test coverage result, available in your Azure DevOps pipeline builds w. .Net 8.0

If you aim to enhance the quality of your software modules through comprehensive unit test coverage, incorporating a unit test coverage report into your development process can be highly beneficial. Follow these straightforward steps to seamlessly integrate test coverage analysis into your project: Add coverlet packages: Begin by including the necessary packages in your test... » read more

Telemetry in .Net 5.0+

When making systems that communicate across apps with the HTTP protocol. It is valuable to be able to track calls across the apps in your logs to be able to track errors and bugs and fix them. Telemetry can offer insights on which features end-users use most, and detection of bugs and issues. After some... » read more

Add a timer triggered Webjob for .NET 5.0

In a similar construction as the previous blog about creating webjobs for the .NET Framework, we needed a Sync WebJob now for the same kind of solution except that the Web App was a .NET 5.0 blazor solution. Therefore we needed to create an Azure WebJob which could run alongside this. Unfortunately, there was not... » read more

Deploying a DevExpress (Express APP)XAF Web Application to an Azure Web APP Subscription Using the “MySql In-app” Database

Why Express App (XAF)? I have been using Express APP (XAF) from Developer Express for applications for as long as I can remember; mostly to play around with. The reason? I have been so fascinated by the development process involved (building the business objects first) and the rapid development possibilities this framework has. On a... » read more