As I am building out my MyReverie(https://github.com/andrewcahill/myreverie) project in GitHub, I wanted to add some resilience to my http calls. I had heard of the Polly framework that made doing this extremely easily. Polly is an open source framework that provides resilience capabilities on transient errors that you can leverage in your own applications thus […]
Tag: .Net Core
Using .Net Core 2.2 in Azure DevOps
I recently had to restore and build a project in AzureDevOps that turned out to be currently not supported. Resulting in the error message below: “The current .NET SDK does not support targeting .NET Core 2.2. Either target .NET Core 2.1 or lower, or use a version of the .NET SDK that supports .NET Core […]
My Git Command Line Toolbelt
Overview Lately I have been getting a little more familiar with the Git command line and I have to say I am liking it. The reason why I had stayed away from it until now was that I found the GUI(SourceTree in my case) to be a safe/easier interactive medium for something I was not […]
Adding Tiered Compilation in .Net Core 2.1
One of the many great features of .Net Core is its performance, which it certainly excels at. A few weeks back I seen a new performance feature, well preview feature in .Net Core 2.1 – called “Tiered compilation”. What is it Well you could say at its core in enables applications to not only start […]
Adding Swagger to my ASP.Net Core API
I would like to show just how easy it is to add testing and documentation to your Asp.Net Core API using Swagger. The reason I chose Swagger is simply that it is the largest framework of API developer tools for the OpenAPI specific which allows rapid documentation and testing of APIs with great ease. For […]
My Reverie
MyReverie is a new simple side project I am working on. The idea is to build a goal tracking solution and be able to set target dates and milestone markers against those goals to track progress. I will routinely push new updates to the GitHub repo : MyReverie I have a rough idea of some […]
ASP.NET Core Web API with Docker
This post simply demonstrates creating a simple service called ‘AdditionMicroservice’ that adds two numbers provided as query string parameters. I will add this code to my GitHub account under Getting started with Microservices repo Pre-requisites: Docker for Windows 1) Create a new ASP.NET Core Web Application project Select the Web API Template Check the Enable […]