Continuous Delivery of an ASP.Net application to Azure Web Apps with SQL Migrations and Blue/Green deployment, via Linux images and CircleCI.
Building an ASP.Net Core app with SQL (not EF), seamless db migrations, support for zero-dowtime deploys, full API-to-DB integration testing.
A big part of our job, as managers, is to create and communicate clear expectations. A defined growth or leveling framework can help us create consistency in expectations, leveling, goal-setting, and more. Drawing on 30-40 other frameworks and my own experience, I'm hoping this can be a higher leverage starting point to help you build your own frameworks for your organization.
While recently migrating 2,380 posts from Wordpress to a static site in Azure ($2/mo), I took notes along the way in case others find themselves on the same journey.
react-scripts 3.0.0 has shifted TypeScript linting support from tslint to eslint. This is on the general roadmap for TypeScript in general, so while eslint doesn't support all of the rules I'm using w/ tslint at the moment, it's good enough that I want to try a full migration.
Side Products
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Provide a human-readable Audit Log for customers, today. -
A SaaS product for fast, automated UI testing -
Help folks learn SQL through online, interactive exercises
Recently Reading
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The Chartmaker Directory
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When costs are nonlinear, keep it small. – Jessitron
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Jim McBeath: Concurrent Editing Without Locking
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Operational Transformation, the real time collaborative editing algorithm | Hacker Noon
algorithms Operational Transformation collaborative editing -
Mapping the Island’s Walkable Surfaces – The Witness
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Lenny Rachitsky on Twitter: "A thread of my biggest surprises and takeaways from researching successful early B2B growth strategy Read on 👇" / Twitter
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Simon Wardley on Twitter: "X : One of our customers wants a new feature in our product."
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Outcome-based Product Roadmaps: a missing link in Agile Product Development | by David Denham | Medium
planning product roadmap outcomes