What’s the point of .Net Core 3.0 desktop applications
The Microsoft Connect() conference in Las Vegas took of on December 4th with some coll but not really unexpected announcements. For my interests the most…
The anatomy of an attack in the world of open source software
Breaking crypto news this week, “The secured, shared bitcoin wallet” reads the tagline of Copay. You know, that part of the entire marketing strategy of…
.Net Core online courses
.Net Core is a constantly growing ecosystem and it becomes a viable option for developers, mostly due to the fact that you can easily develop…
An overview of Razor Components (server-side Blazor)
I wrote about Blazor some time ago. Blazor is really cool in my opinion and, in a certain way, the future of web development (even…
Classes and objects. Programming vs philosophy
Few days back I had an interesting discussion with a colleague. We both have studied philosophy earlier in our lives so our discussion went into…
All that glitters is not gold
“All that glitters is not gold” is a well-known saying, meaning that not everything that looks precious or true turns out to be so. Does…
Do you want to become a software developer? Here’s a good chance to start
Do you want to become a software developer even if you didn’t study computer science? If yes, keep reading since this post might be interesting…
Data as a new global currency! Thoughts about machine learning and artificial intelligence
This week I attended an artificial intelligence workshop organized by the company I work for and very nicely delivered by Richard Jarvis from DXC. Therefore,…
Playing around with ASP.Net Core ConfigureServices()
These days I’m working on a small personal project with ASP.Net Core and this allowed me play around with the ConfigureServices method in Startup.cs and…
How to integrate Ocelot with Identity Server 4
Not so long ago I wrote an article on how we can create our own API gateways using the Ocelot open source library. Since then,…
