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Last time, I got a very basic C# Azure Function hooked up to accept a request from an NLOG web service target. This time, I will be attempting to persist(insert) the incoming log information into an Azure Cosmos database container, direct from my Azure Function in VS Code. Disclaimer: This blog is more of a …
Part of a journey I was on today to learn about Azure Functions and Cosmos DB. The final code for the Azure Functions element can be found on https://github.com/Wabbbit/AzLog Part one: Setup, Creating my first function, forwarding NLOG events and deploying to Azure within VS Code. Part two: persisting the incoming data using Cosmos DB. …
EDIT: This was updated from an original article on 2013/15. There is an additional pre-requisite below (See red) for doing this with 2017/19. I had some pending changes recently on the wrong branch within TFS in Visual Studio 2017. Rather than clone all my changes in the other branch, I wanted to “migrate” my changes. …
The world of Mocha, VS Code and Node is still fairly new to me. Typically in the past all my JS unit tests have been debuggable in-browser using DevTools, but with Mocha this is not the case (As I am not deploying my spec files). I got Mocha to load via a launch config, but …
In this post I will cover using Mocha (JS test framework) and Chai (For BDD syntax) to unit test ES6 Javascript in VS Code. I started working on a small side project, for no reason other than to play with ES6+. It’s a(nother) relatively simple toast library written in as much vanilla JS as possible …
The Issue This post definitely isn’t “new” or revolutionary, but I was quite surprised to find the Compare-object helper in PS, and I’m bound to forget in the future… As part of some recent roadmap work, we moved over to a new installer technology for some of our tooling. This came with some minor headaches …
This post covers my attempts to use SonarQube as a stand-alone install to perform static code analysis on a regular basis. This will cover purely getting the tool working, Maybe I will pick up how I can use the data in a later post? I will be doing this in a very narrow focus which …