Getting Started With Freelancing Jobs Online Paid Members Public
Freelancing is a good way to learn new technology, get some hands on experience and not getting limited to the technology stack at your full-time job and of course earn some extra money!. There is a great demand for developers out there, so if its 'legal' (check with
Using Azure Key Vault from a Java Application Paid Members Public
Azure Key Vault service is a cloud hosted, HSM(Hardware Security Modules)-backed service for managing cryptographic keys and other secrets. With Azure Key Vault, the process of managing and controlling the keys required for an application or multiple applications for an enterprise can be handled at a centralized place.
How the Deprecation of Switch AzureMode Affects Azure Key Vault Paid Members Public
It's been a while that the 'Switch AzureMode' is deprecated in the Azure PowerShell and has left breaking changes in all the scripts that were using it. I had come across this mode switch first, when starting off with Azure Key Vault, as the then existing
Setting up AutoHotkey to Speed up Trivial Tasks Paid Members Public
A lot of trivial tasks that we do daily on our computer can be automated to make it faster and reduce the number of keystrokes (as they are limited). AutoHoykey(AHK) is an excellent tool to automate a lot of these and is one of my favorite tool. I use
Optimizing Octopress Workflow for New Posts Paid Members Public
Over the past month I had thought of migrating this blog to Hugo, a static site generator that is faster than the current one, Octopress. Lack of workflow for creating new posts and slower build times were the main reasons. I am the kind of person when writing post want
Organizing Tests into Test Suites for Visual Studio Paid Members Public
While working with large code base, that has a lot of tests (unit, integration, acceptance etc), running all of them every time we make a small change (if you are doing TDD or just using build for feedback) takes a lot of time. Organizing tests into different test suites, making
Language Agnostic Books For Every Developer 2 Paid Members Public
Exactly a year back I had written about the same topic, and over the time I have picked up a few more books, that I am sharing here. Like the earlier post I will let the books do the talking. xUnit Test Patterns : Refactoring Test Code Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided
Learning TypeScript: Setting up the Environment Paid Members Public
A short post on setting up the environment for starting with TypeScript, so as to see generated JavaScript real-time.