The balance between shiny and necessary
We’re often faced with choices. Do we try the new thing? Or do we stick with what works? Veer too much in one direction and there’s lack of balance. There’s risk.
We’re often faced with choices. Do we try the new thing? Or do we stick with what works? Veer too much in one direction and there’s lack of balance. There’s risk.
I remember the first time trying to learn containers. They were fairly new in the .NET space and it was unclear whether or not they would really take off in my realm. Fast-forward several years and containers have changed our...
Once piece that is often overlooked in the CI/CD practices is config management. Even in scenarios where the application is deployed to production through automation, there can be cases where there’s some manual involvement. This is often true for promoting...
Let’s say you want to move an IIS application to an Azure Web App (aka app service). More than that, let’s say this app has a nested application (subsite) or virtual directory. Here’s how you can get it done.
There’s a great book comparing Scrum and Kanban flavors of Agile software development. Scrum is more prescriptive than Kanban and it’s probably more widely adapted by software teams. Kanban is much more lenient. Both are ways to manage wip (work...