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·May 6

How to support the HTTP request cancelation in .net core

In some cases your users will navigate to your application. Then it will create an API call to your service. the user then decide to left the page, but the request will be executed onto the server until it is ready. …

Net Core

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How to support the HTTP request cancelation in .net core
How to support the HTTP request cancelation in .net core

Published in Dev Genius

·May 4

How I switch away from Docker Desktop

Let’s be serious, Docker is a very commonly used tool. In the past there comes up Docker-Desktop for free, but the licensing changed. So that companies cannot use it for free ( if they have more than 250 employees or more than $10 million in annual revenue) anymore. What is Docker Desktop Docker Desktop…

Docker

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How I switch away from Docker Desktop
How I switch away from Docker Desktop

Published in Geek Culture

·Apr 7

Save large binary data effectively into your SQL Server

In SQL Server many developers stores binary file data such as audio, video, or simple images. They have one in common, they will use the blob data (varbinary) to store those kinds of data. The problem with this is, that you are limited to 2GB at this. …

Sql Server

5 min read

Save large binary data effectively into your SQL Server
Save large binary data effectively into your SQL Server

Published in Geek Culture

·Mar 25

Using Scope Maps in Tokens in Azure Container Registry to restrict repository-level access

In this post, I want to bring awareness to how we can make use of one of the tips from that post, namely the Repository-scoped permissions. We can now create more fine-grained permission for our ACR. Time-limited access to help block any access after a specific point in time. Granular…

Docker

9 min read

Using Scope Maps in Tokens in Azure Container Registry to restrict repository-level access
Using Scope Maps in Tokens in Azure Container Registry to restrict repository-level access

Published in Geek Culture

·Mar 17

My Favorite React UI Kits

While I developed some react frontends, I discovered some nice and fancy React UI Kits. So that I can introduce them to you. These links are not affiliated or something :). React UI Kit Now UI Now UI Kit React is a free Bootstrap 4, React, React Hooks, and Reactstrap UI Kit provided for free…

UI

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My Favorite React UI Kits
My Favorite React UI Kits

Published in Dev Genius

·Mar 11

SQL-Server automatically auditing Data with Temporal tables

Working with historical data is very hard to maintain. So thankfully the SQL Server contains a feature now, to store historical data automatically. This feature is called “Temporal Table”. This feature can be seen as a table that stores every state of the data entry itself with the given time…

Sql Server

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SQL-Server automatically auditing Data with Temporal tables
SQL-Server automatically auditing Data with Temporal tables

Published in Dev Genius

·Mar 4

A guide to writing good commit messages in Git

The time you had an archive file on your disk called “version 1” should be far away. I bet you use some tool for version control like GitHub. So you must write commits every time you want to add your code to a project. Have you ever wondered if your…

Git

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A guide to writing good commit messages in Git
A guide to writing good commit messages in Git

Published in Better Programming

·Feb 24

Work With Persistent Volumes in Azure Webapps and Docker

Persistent volumes are now available in azure web apps — I work with Azure Web apps for a while. Now I discovered the docker support in Azure Web apps. this is a nice feature, but there are some settings that are not very well documented (in my opinion). One of them is the mounting of volumes for a persistent storage …

Azure

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Work With Persistent Volumes in Azure Webapps and Docker
Work With Persistent Volumes in Azure Webapps and Docker

Published in How-To’s

·Feb 10

How I Build My Own Temperature Sensor

Creating the Sensor First of all, I developed a small sensor that measures the temperature. Yeah, there already exist many resources on how to create the sensor. But the most problem is, that most of the resources must work with a USB cable. For me not practicable. So I decided to modify the…

Io T

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How I Build My Own Temperature Sensor
How I Build My Own Temperature Sensor

Published in How-To’s

·Jan 31

Measure Battery capacity with a microcontroller

I figured out that my self-designed home devices will empty, without any sign. So I decided to create a voltage meter into my code. Hardware construct For clarification, I will use an ESP device, this can only measure the largest input of 3,3V. But my Batteries have more consumption. …

Io T

4 min read

Measure Battery capacity with a microcontroller
Measure Battery capacity with a microcontroller
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