Adventures, Interests, and Shenanigans of a Software Developer
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I was trolling around Facebook one day during my break time when I stumbled upon a certain ad online. It was an ad for a free webinar on how to start a career in web development. It was supposedly no … read more
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One of my projects is currently using Azure AD for authentication. It does its job of providing access to registered users and keeping bad actors out of the system. However, it poses a small limitation that is pretty significant.
Azure … read more
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You gave your project everything you’ve got. You learned everything you can to be able to deliver the best solution to your client’s challenges. You even render overtime hours for free just to get the job done.
But after all … read more
I’ve been a software developer for 10 years now. I can say that it’s been one of the best things that happened to me. It’s one of those things that can give you that feeling of accomplishment, and the feeling … read more
Microsoft SQL Server, Docker, and Portainer
I gotta tell you. A lot of software development infidels like me were stoked when we heard the news in 2017 that Microsoft SQL Server (MSSQL) will start supporting Linux.
People like me believe that any form of tech, be … read more
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I’ve been thinking. I’ve had this blog for less than a year and I think it’s really something. I don’t have a lot of readers yet but I love where this is going. It is a place where I can … read more
So I was tasked by our client to update all our projects due to a planned move to .NET 4.8. There were talks that Azure will finally roll out the said .NET version to app services and I was given … read more
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I guess I’m not the only one that would say being a software developer is not easy. Apart from the demands of the IT industry in terms of skillset and the added requirement to have a certain amount of critical … read more