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From time to time, I have discussions about how to start “convincing” leadership that developers should write unit tests. Many organizations see the value and many don’t. I believe it’s understood as an industry best-practice. Yet, many developers fail to...
… you’re not using it in production.
At the moment, there’s a weird in-between. If you want to run a background job that is continuous and/or requires vnet integration, you might have to use a web job. Even more so, if you’re having to run .NET Framework,...
Today, it was a great meetup at Orlando Azure. Eric gave a fantastic presentation. He has been working for BlueGrace Logistics for 5 years to date as a DevOps engineer. So far, what they’ve been able to do is astonishing....
The infamous User Acceptance Testing (UAT) environment. Enterprises love it. The theory is DEV environments help developers catch integration issues, QA environments help catch quality issues, and UAT environments help catch usability issues. Business stakeholders are meant to review newly...