Sometimes it's important to know whether user has been inactive for a while. That's especially true when displaying sensitive information on the screen, which should be hidden if a longer period of inactivity is detected.…
Deploying a .NET application using Azure CLI sounds like an easy job. And it usually is. As with everything, sometimes problems occur, but with the help of Google (well, StackOverflow, mostly), you should be able to solve them.…
So a time may come when you want to track what's happening to your entities. The reasons for that may vary - it might be necessary for compliance reasons, or you might just need it for tracking down bugs in the system.…
Even though several posts about GitLab CI/CD posts have appeared here, there's still some tips I have left in me. I do think that these will be the final two, so there's also a "review" of GitLab CI/CD at the end of this post.…
There are some situations where several versions of the same method must exist and behave differently. Sounds like a nightmare to maintain and it surely can be. But it does not have to and sometimes it is the best way to go.…
Even though GitLab offers free minutes on their CI/CD runners, it might not be enough for your project. Even though paying GitLab seems much more worry-free, it's possible to have an easy and stressless way of setting up your own runners.…
There might come a time when you need to debug either the migration scaffolding operation or applying the changes to the database - what to do then? It is easier than you might think!…
This is the fifth post in the GitLab CI/CD Series (oh, how the time flies), where we'll be setting up a build & deploy pipeline using GitLab CI/CD. In the previous posts, we built all the necessary pieces, and now it's time to finally put them all together!…