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20.2.2025 17:24Comment on Quick bug-fix, new features and Github by gravityEDIT: Updated examples based on comment by Laimis: https://mstdn.social/@laimis/110746925177883695 Basically, a dotnet solution is made up of one or more projects. Each of these projects have a project file, .csproj og .vbproj. If you’ve ever been working on a dotnet Read More ...
20.7.2023 13:34Sharing configurations between project filesArchitectual overview on how to build a interruptible and resumable pipeline using Azure Service Bus. Read More ...
21.10.2020 07:13Pipeline Execution using Azure Service BusSmall writeup about making an onpremise install of Umbraco, headless. Read More ...
3.7.2020 06:44Making Umbraco headlessSettings Before you begin reading this article, please take your time and read part 1, Structuring a .NET Core application – Part 1: Separation of Concern and part 2, Structuring a .NET Core application – Part 2: Inversion of Control first. Read More ...
13.4.2020 08:19Structuring a .NET Core application – Part 3Inversion of Control Before you begin reading this article, please take your time and read part 1 first: Structuring a .NET Core application – Part 1: Separation of Concern. When building a service that has a dependency to a second, Read More ...
6.4.2020 06:28Structuring a .NET Core application – Part 2First part in a series on how to structure a .NET Core application into small reusable chunks. Read More ...
30.3.2020 06:32Structuring a .NET Core application – Part 1I always try to find an excuse to code, I just love doing it. It rarely ends in a real life usable product, but I’m having a blast doing it. For my latest project, I thought I would bring you Read More ...
16.7.2018 08:00Making an ASP.NET Core front-end for WordPress – 1Back in 2014 I wrote a blog post about a new package I’ve created for Umbraco called “Create magic with APE“, that was my last post I did before this one. And here is why. Please note, this is not Read More ...
8.7.2018 08:57Why I haven’t posted any articles since 2014I would like to present to you, “APE”. APE stands for “Awesome Property Extractor” and is simply a framework for extracting properties and their values from arbitrary data and turn them into strongly typed C# properties and values. To begin Read More ...
10.6.2014 05:40Create magic with APEWouldn’t it be fun, if you could simply call one method on an IPublishedContent, and get any property as the right type, always, without parsing or converting the data, passing any type-parameter or calling different methods? Wouldn’t it be cool Read More ...
4.3.2014 11:48Umbraco and .NET magic