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2019
Configure VS Code with Azure Cloud Shell
After years living in tools like Visual Studio, and PowerShell; Currently my primary landing ground is Visual Studio Code. With my target audience firmly defined as Azure; In this post I am going to share my notes on how to get these two tools …
Welcome to 2019
First, allow me to thank all of you that are continuing to read this blog; despite the drought which I am predicting has now passed. I have a long list of topics which I wish to address in detail throughout the year; focused on the areas which I am …
2018
Fixing Calendar Chaos
Assuringly I am not alone, when we sit down as a family and talk about our day, and the plan for the next days or the weekend; only to realise that we have some real scheduling issues; because you totally forgot that you would take the children to …
My Journey to the Internet of Things
In a previous post, I referred to an embedded device which is called a NodeMCU. This device is a developer kit, designed to make it easy to develop and test programs for the embedded ESP8266 System on a Chip. Many manufacturers are offering both …
Wavemaker
Careers are what we all invest our energy and emotions in, either positively or negatively. Positive being the belief that we can make significant progress in this or another organisation and that it will give us the wherewithal to have a happy and …
Defining Policy as Code with ARM Templates
My colleagues and friends Tao Yang , and Stanislav Zhelyazkov have both recently posts interesting topics on how to implement your Azure Policy as Code which I strongly recommend you take a few moments to review
NodeMCU Pinouts
For the past year, I have been using a tiny board, known as the NodeMCU which is essentially a developer board for a module know as the ESP8266. The NodeMCU is formed by an ESP12E, which still has an ESP8266EX inside it.
This device is …
Implementing Comments on a Static Site
Using pipelines for flow static site content between markdown and foundation
Laying the foundation in Azure for a Static Site
Hosting my site on Wordpress was not super complex; I leveraged the Azure PaaS Services for Web Apps, and orginally the 3rd party support for hosted MySQL database’s. Once I was up and running I quickly realised that all media hosted on the site …
Constructing a new Home with Jekyll and Azure DevOps
One of the unspoken truths behind the lack of posts in recent history was due to a few bugs, which in the end resulted in an experience where from home it appeared that any new content was published and working; but outside this fortress in the real …
Hitting Reset
10 Years, It is hard to believe that I have been posting thoughts here that long. And how so much has changed since I begun?
I started this journey with the encouragement of some amazing people in Microsoft, as an opportunity to spread the news about …