GIT for version control. It's not as confusing or as crazy as it seems. We just pretend it is that way we get paid more. This post is just a way to break explain the different terms but also to…
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GIT for Version Control - The 30 second Explainer
Auth0 Customise the login screen
So I've been spending a bit of time using and exploring Auth0 to handle my login flow for users. I have used it on touroperator.io So now it's up and running I want to look at what kind of…
Getting a users information from Auth0
Last time around we added Auth0 to a project to handle our login and signup. You can see that post here With Auth0 handling our login and signup we want to connect to Auth0 and get the user information. Source…
Using Auth0 to control Authentication in .Net Core 2.2
Auth0 provides universal authentication and authorization for your application, you can see more about them here. I've used Auth0 a few times and always found it a really good fit for authentication. There can be a lot of coding to…
Dockerfile for .Net Core 3.0 Preview
I've been moving through .Net Core and working with docker to deploy some real applications. As I've done this I've been collecting different versions of the docker file. Other posts Dockerfile for .Net Core 2.2 and Docker with .Net…
Dockerfile for .Net Core 2.2
I've written before about .net core with docker and using it with .net core 2.1 But as .net core has moved forward through new versions the docker files change, this is a sample docker file for a .net core…
Azure Functions V2
Azure functions have moved forward a huge amount since V1 in this post we go over some of the new changes to creating functions in V2. This is the first part in a new updated series where I will update…
Exploring Dev Tools - Using Console
Dev Tools are a section in the browsers that are there to help us debug and fix issues on our sites. This is the first of a series of posts on dev tools.