Quick Start for Moby and LinuxKit
Docker has grown wildly in the last few years. It’s gone from a fledgling startup to a billion-dollar company, and now it’s got the attention of the enterprise. A number […]
Data Science with R in Visual Studio
Like our previous post on Python, we will walk through all the really nice offerings Visual Studio gives us now when working with R and related tools. Since we looked […]
How to Avoid a Docker Database Disaster
Containers are cool – and everyone and their mother is trying to get on board with them. While many applications are natural fit for containers in many cases, it feels […]
Data Science with Python in Visual Studio
Yep, you read that right. Visual Studio isn’t the first thing you think of when you hear “data science”, but that may just change soon. In Visual Studio 2017 they have […]
DevOps and Docker: Creating Automated Builds with GitHub, Docker Hub, and WebHooks
The GitHub repo used in this article can be found here. One of the lesser known features of Docker is its ability to do cloud builds based on WebHooks from […]
Multi-Stage Builds with Docker
One of the most anticipated announcements in the Docker space when it comes to building images is Multi-Stage builds because of the huge benefits it gives to CI/CD pipelines in […]
Migrating Legacy ASP.NET apps to Docker
Many organizations, not wanting to rewrite applications, are figuring out how to take apps and containerize them for the cloud. Older operating systems are either end-of-life or approaching the end-of-life. […]
Xamarin Forms for Windows Developers: Tips, Tricks and Lessons Learned, Part 2
The Recap This series of posts is devoted to all the things I wish I knew, as a long-time Microsoft Enterprise developer, before I provisioned my first xPlatform solution: The […]
Xamarin Forms for Windows Developers: Tips, Tricks and Lessons Learned, Part 1
The Confession Okay, right off the bat, I’m going to admit I’m a Microsoft “bigot” or in less unfriendly terms, a Microsoft “super-enthusiast” with severe “Microsoft is actually better at […]