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How To Deploy EF Database Migrations

How To Deploy EF Database Migrations

How to deploy Entity Framework Database Migrations across multiple environments, revert migrations, and support complex migrations, all while avoiding security flags.

Cake Frosting: More Maintainable C# DevOps

Cake Frosting: More Maintainable C# DevOps

How to write more maintainable DevOps code in C# with better tooling via the Frosting Cake Runner.

The One Thing I Wish I'd Known Before Using Cake

The One Thing I Wish I'd Known Before Using Cake

Set yourself up for success on your next DevOps project by avoiding this gnarly Cake mistake

Deploying ASP.Net Boilerplate Apps for Devs in a Hurry

Deploying ASP.Net Boilerplate Apps for Devs in a Hurry

How to create and deploy databases, bundle SPA's, and send them to an Azure App Service - and do it quickly!

Code Sharing Part 2: Automatic Semantic Versioning of NuGet Deploys

Code Sharing Part 2: Automatic Semantic Versioning of NuGet Deploys

How to automatically incorporate semantic version information into NuGet libraries during building, packaging, and publishing of .Net libraries to private NuGet feeds.

Share Code Like a Boss Part 1 - Private NuGet Feeds in Azure DevOps

Share Code Like a Boss Part 1 - Private NuGet Feeds in Azure DevOps

If you've ever tried to share code like an API proxy, math calculations, or validation logic between multiple projects, you'll know there are many options. In this post I'll summarize the most common, then dig into the most versatile for .Net projects: private NuGet feeds

Code Coverage is Finally Easy in .Net Core

Code Coverage is Finally Easy in .Net Core

A couple of months ago calculating code coverage on the command line was quite challenging in ASP.Net Core. Fortunately, as of last month and Visual Studio 15.8, generating the metric is easy.

How to Increase Quality with a Code Coverage Hack

How to Increase Quality with a Code Coverage Hack

In this post I'll summarize what code coverage is, how it can be abused, but also how it can be leveraged to gently increase design and architecture quality, reduce bug regressions, and provide verifiable documentation.

Why Cake? 4 Reasons.

Why Cake? 4 Reasons.

When building a devops pipeline you can go two main directions: put logic into a text-based make-like tool such as Cake [https://cakebuild.net/], or embed your logic exclusively in a Continuous Integration server like Team City or Visual Studio Team Services. The CI route provides an incredible amount of

Integrating Visual Studio Mobile Center and Trello using Azure Functions

Integrating Visual Studio Mobile Center and Trello using Azure Functions

I'm pretty excited we're using Mobile Center to automate the app builds and releases for this project. But there was one thing I was still having to do manually - updating the Trello board after each build. Clearly this must be automated as well!