Dynamically Create Powershell Alias Paid Members Public
While playing around with the Windows Terminal, I had set up Aliasing to enable alias for commonly used commands. For e.g. Typing in s implies git status. I wanted to create new command aliases from the command line itself, instead of opening up the script file and modifying it
Setting Up The Windows Terminal Paid Members Public
For a long time, I have been using the Cmder as my command line. It was mostly for the ability to copy-paste, open multiple tabs, and the ability to add aliases (shortcut command). I was never particularly interested in other customizations of the command line. However, one of these recent
Rename SQL Table and Update Naming Conventions for Associated Keys and Constraints Paid Members Public
At work, we usually DbUp changes to SQL Server. We follow certain naming conventions when creating table constraints and Indexes. Here is an example create table Product ( Id uniqueidentifier not null unique, CategoryId uniqueidentifier not null, VendorId uniqueidentifier not null, constraint PK_Product primary key clustered (Id), constraint FK_Product_
Bullet Journaling: How To Be More Productive With a Pen and Paper System Paid Members Public
I am always on the lookout for productivity hacks and new systems to improve the way I work. Given my nature of work is in front of a computer, my productivity tool choices have always been digital. However, at the start of this year, I came across an interesting book
How to Authenticate With Microsoft Graph API Using Managed Service Identity Paid Members Public
In an earlier post, we saw how to enable Role-Based Access for .Net Core Web applications. We used hardcoded AD Group Id's in the application as below "AdGroups": [ { "GroupName": "Admin", "GroupId": "119f6fb5-a325-47f9-9889-ae6979e9e120" }, { "GroupName": "Employee"
Brisbane To Gold Coast Cycle Challenge, B2GC 2019 Paid Members Public
A short recap of the day - Very well organized event!
Remote Debugging: Azure Virtual Machines With Visual Studio Paid Members Public
It's not often that you want to debug into applications running on a Virtual Machine, but not to say that it is never required. Recently at one of my clients, I had to debug into an application running on an Azure Virtual machine. I wanted to debug an
Cycling To Work: What's in My Bag Paid Members Public
The best thing about not being able to remote work is THE COMMUTE