In this example we have an application that calls two API's - one is the google timezone API, which is called by using a standard HttpClient, and another is Redis, which uses it's own custom client. As a first step, we need to create a few policies and add them...
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Let's say you needed to update your SSL certificates on IIS, across a whole lot of servers. Do you want to do it all manually? Heck no. Let's hack something together in powershell to make it work. The method binding.AddSslCertificate() is the one you're looking for!
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For a while now a bunch of friends and I have been playing co-operative Doom using custom WADS. These WADS are utterly incredible, vastly improving the original doom with mind-blowing map design, new monsters, new weapons, new sounds & new puzzles. The amount of things that can be done with...
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Did you know that multiplayer doom is still alive and kicking? Nope, not Doom Eternal. Not 2016 Doom.. but 1993 doom! Thanks to the legends who work on Zandronum, you can play deathmatch or co-operative play over the internet using the original doom engine. Except the engine has been improved...
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A few months back, I decided to convert an existing .NET core application to run on Linux. As part of this work, I decided to run it inside a Docker container, which meant I could have my application running on Linux without worrying about setting up all of the dependencies...
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I recently gave a talk (over zoom) about moving your Asp.Net Framework application to .NET Core. After moving a bunch of my own applications, I realised that there was an easy road to take, and a hard road to take. Moving your application doesn’t have to be a dangerous experiment....
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