Using the switchstartup extension in Visual Studio
Last week I wrote about making use of the Current selection setting to quickly have the startup project set when you’re having the focus on that particular p...
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Using the current selected project as startup project in Visual Studio
A feature in Visual Studio which I noticed already being available in VS 2019 before, likely after an update, is the ability to set a project as startup in a...
Happy New Year, Happy 2022
Another year has gone and what a year it has been. Covid-19 still ruled the major headlines, people got vaccinated (or not) and all around the globe people t...
Spoke at Azure Saturday Cologne 2019 yesterday
Yesterday I had the pleasure to speak at Azure Saturday Cologne, Germany about Visual Studio Code. The room was filled with interested people and I went off ...
Using appsettings.json in a .NET Core console application
Most samples one sees about using settings in .NET Core is about setting up an ASP.NET Core application. Very handy but sometimes I simply want to make use o...
I went speaking at Azure Day Poland
Today I was in Poland for the annual Azure Day Poland. A great gathering of (inter)national speakers about Microsoft Azure technology in the beautiful city o...
Got my picture drawn by Reverentgeek
At the MVP summit currently and there’s a talented person which takes your picture and uses his iPad pro and pencil to make a nice looking drawing out of it....
Making use of the tree command in DOS
A couple of weeks ago I was playing around with NServicebus on localhost. The nice thing about it is that it’ll make use of files in different subfolders if ...
Making use of the Idempotent flag when generating scripts with Entity Framework Core
Today I was setting up a new project but was making use of Entity Framework Core. Seems I found an interesting flag -Idempotent to generate SQL statements fr...
Free book a developers guide to building AI applications
I noticed that Microsoft hands out a free ebook about AI and chatbots. It’s an easy read of about 50 pages.