Posts tagged with "Visual Studio"

Debugging Dapr applications with Rider or Visual Studio: A better way

Dapr is an impressive set of APIs for building distributed applications with any language and platform. It provides a set of building blocks that you can use to build microservices. Dapr is based on sidecar architecture. Meaning that you need to run a Dapr sidecar for each of your applications. How do you debug your Dapr apps effectively? If you have been using PowerShell scripts to run and attach your debugger, you know how tedious and error-prone it can be. Ready to see how to use Rider or Visual Studio to debug your Dapr apps with ease and confidence?

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Azure DevOps for Visual Studio Extensions

As you might have guessed reading some of my older posts, I like to automate things which I believe a computer should do in place of humans.

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Docker for Windows Beta review

I have been playing with all Docker tools for quite some time now! Started with the command line and all its commands like docker start, stop, ps, etc... Then I tried Kitematic and even compiled it from the source before it was supporting Windows! Then Docker Toolbox.

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Ease Github Pull Request code review

Apr 18, 2016

Even if online Github Pull Request is a nice and effective tool, in some situation you need to open your solution in Visual Studio to verify something.

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