In this article, we will take an inner look at the clean architecture boilerplate and how it helps kickstart our projects rapidly.
This post focusses on tips and tricks to accelerate from flow development through use of dev container & shell scripts.
Azure Storage Accounts are one of the simplest resources on Azure, but simultaneously one of the most useful and reused building blocks across the Microsoft Cloud ecosystem. Blobs, leases, and queues are fundamental components that enable powerful patterns. Let's dig into why Storage Accounts should be in your Azure toolkit.
This post advocates for a simplifying a complex network of states into simple states that correlate with user expectations.
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How to use data mapping to make your application more robust against unexpected third-party data schema changes.
This post talks about the concept of development containers and how it can help us to solve the challenges we face when setting up our development environment or onboarding a new team member.
Due to the nature of VS Code, testing extensions can be quite complex. In this blog post, we explore various ways to write unit tests for VS Code extensions, as well as strategies for writing more sufficient integration tests.
In this article, we describe how we built a multi-tenants Microsoft Teams application that is able to connect to a legacy software running on-premises at different customers', in a scalable, secure and reliable way.
In this post, We will go through the load testing concepts and how to use the K6 framework to perform load testing for API endpoints.
