Markus Herkommer

Jan 17

JS/TS — add and remove eventlisteners properly without loosing the “this” context

Before I go deeper into the topic I want to let you know if you are only searching for the solution then you can directly go to the “Solution” section in this article. Otherwise you can read from here… JS Eventslistener So when you want to listen for example for an “click”…

Java Script

3 min read

JS/TS — add and remove eventlisteners properly without loosing the “this” context

May 19, 2021

These are the most in demand programming languages in 2021

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Manpreet Singh

hm - I think Visual Basic should no one learn...

hm - I think Visual Basic should no one learn... Because the language is almost dead... May be there are a lot of legacy software which needs to refactored into other languages, etc. Here an article from Microsoft. "We Do Not Plan to Evolve Visual Basic as a Language" https://visualstudiomagazine.com/articles/2020/03/12/vb-in-net-5.aspx

1 min read

Apr 29, 2021

Today I Learned — Fix: go get private repository return error reading sum.golang.org/lookup

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Iman Tumorang

hey you saved my day!

hey you saved my day! Thanks. But I do not get it why it worked all the time without it. Today in the deployment I get this weird error and I thought something is wrong with the credentials... however thanks a lot... I will update my article about go module with this important info...

1 min read

Mar 1, 2021

PART 2.1: WEB API PIPELINE — Building a Scalable App Environment with Infrastructure and Deployment

Using .NET, Angular, Kubernetes, Azure/Devops, Terraform, Eventhubs and other Azure resources. This is one part of a series. So if you have not read the PART 0: OVERVIEW you can go there and read it to get an overview of what we will actually doing here … Introduction In the last…

Software Architecture

9 min read

PART 2.1: WEB API PIPELINE — Building a Scalable App Environment with Infrastructure and Deployment

Feb 23, 2021

Why I completely switched to VS Code

…also for C#/.NET development… Foreword First I have to say that I like Visual Studio very much. It is a good working IDE for development .NET stuff. I used it for over ten years now for mobile, desktop and web development. Yes of course sometimes visual studio can a bit annoying…

Vs Code

4 min read

Feb 14, 2021

Skeleton for Vertical Layered Web API in .NET CORE

…with fluent validation and automapping… Today I just want to share a basic skeleton web api written in .net core. This is a kind of basic set up which works fine for microservices as well as some bigger ones. So I am a very big fan of not only horizontal…

Software Architecture

3 min read

Skeleton for Vertical Layered Web API in .NET CORE

Jan 28, 2021

Horizontal and Vertical Layers in Software Development

…and the ideas behind it In this post I will share some ideas about structuring a software application. I will describe what horizontal and vertical layering for me is and show how they can be applied. Why Layering an application is useful for having a better overview of the application it is clear what to expect…

Software Development

4 min read

Nov 12, 2020

PART 2: WEB API — Building a Scalable App Environment with Infrastructure and Deployment

Using .NET, Angular, Kubernetes, Azure/Devops, Terraform, Eventhubs and other Azure resources. — This is one part of a series. So if you have not read the PART 0: OVERVIEW you can go there and read it to get an overview of what we will actually doing here … Introduction In the last PART 1.1: INFRASTRUCTURE PIPELINE we have finalized the infrastructure part with…

Dotnet Core

7 min read

Using .NET, Angular, Kubernetes, Azure/Devops, Terraform, Eventhubs and other Azure resources.

Nov 2, 2020

PART 1.1: INFRASTRUCTURE PIPELINE — Building a Scalable App Environment with Infrastructure and Deployment

Using .NET, Angular, Kubernetes, Azure/Devops, Terraform, Eventhubs and other Azure resources. — This is one part of a series. So if you have not read the PART 0: OVERVIEW you can go there and read it to get an overview of what we will actually doing here … Introduction In the last PART 1 INFRASTRUCTURE we have created the resources we need for…

Terraform

13 min read

PART 1.1: INFRASTRUCTURE PIPELINE — building a scalable app environment with infrastructure and…

Nov 1, 2020

PART 1: INFRASTRUCTURE — Building a Scalable App Environment with Infrastructure and Deployment

Using .NET, Angular, Kubernetes, Azure/Devops, Terraform, Eventhubs and other Azure resources. — This is one part of a series. So if you have not read the PART 0: OVERVIEW you can go there and read it to get an overview of what we will actually doing here … Introduction Welcome to the first part! Now we are doing our first steps to build…

Terraform

16 min read

PART 1: INFRASTRUCTURE — building a scalable app environment with infrastructure and deployment…