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  • 5 years

    Front-end Package Management with UnpkgCli 2.0

    TL;DR
    Now that .NET Core 2.1 is finally final, the dotnet tool feature is properly supported, so I've made a new version of my unpkg command line tool that supports it. You can get it by running:
    Once it's installed, you can run it from any project as just unpkg; global tools don't need the dotnet command anymore....

  • 6 years

    New home

    If you went to blog.rendle.io to get here, you'll have been redirected. I've moved to my rendlelabs.com business domain, because business. All the old content is still here, although I might be missing some images.
    The blog, along with my website, is now running on Azure Container Service (AKS), which is the one that gives you a managed Kubernetes cluster. It's a good deal: you pay for the nodes that are running your containers, but not for the management infrastructure...

  • 6 years

    Beeline: An Experiment

    Last night I put an experimental project up on GitHub: Beeline. It tries to improve the performance of "getting data out of a database and turning it into JSON". Some explanation is provided in the README on that repo, but here is some more.
    The "Problem"...

  • 6 years

    ASP.NET Core Identity and PostgreSQL

    I've been using PostgreSQL as the database for ASP.NET Core 2.0 Identity for a few projects and workshops lately, and I just forgot to do something on a new project which reminded me of something I meant to post about.
    The IdentityUser and IdentityRole model classes in Identity have string Id properties, but they don't have a [MaxLength] attribute set; they can't, because the type of the property is a generic parameter. When you use Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer...

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