AI Featured Infrastructure in the Age of AI-Driven Development AI speeds up infrastructure work, but without enough context it can produce code that looks right and still creates security, cost, or ops issues. Adapted from Roberto Hernandez’s 2026 CodeMash talk, this post covers how to harness AI for DevOps without amplifying risk.
Cloud Accessing Azure SQL Server with a User-Assigned Managed Identity Designing a secure application on the Microsoft Cloud is not trivial, but it is much simpler if we adhere to best practices. This post will enforce the "Minimize the use of password-based authentication for users" on a simple web application deployed to the Microsoft Azure cloud.
Development 6 Tools to Help Teach Your Kids to Code Are your kids at home right now? Here's a list of our favorite tools to get them thinking about tech beyond just Netflix and Nintendo.
Announcing UsgsClient Library 1.0 After the DC Earthquake of 2011, I became intrigued by the earthquake data exposed by the United States Geological Survey (USGS). Â During this time, I wrote my first app for the Windows Store that used USGS's earthquake data, Rumble Radar [https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/rumble-radar/
Video Beyond Right Click Deployments to the Microsoft Cloud [video] Make your development strategy for the cloud a success. In this presentation from NOVA CodeCamp [http://novacodecamp.org/] last fall, I discuss architecting your ASP.NET Core solution for deployment to the Microsoft Cloud, and using Azure Resource Manager PowerShell scripting as a tool to automate the creation of new
