When you’re looking for some serious compute power in the cloud, on-demand and flexible, Azure’s got you covered. The difficulty? Choosing the compute offering that fits your requirement without overpaying…

Shared Access Signature (SAS) tokens are great for sharing (limited) access to Azure Storage resources without using the storage account’s main key. You can generate a SAS-token on practically every…

Have you ever accidentally deleted a resource to then find out you can’t recover it? Resource deletion in many cases is permanent in Azure so it’s key to triple check…

Let me start of by saying that in general, having good azure table storage querying performance comes down to having a solid table design. Proper use of the PartitionKey and…

If you want to use LESS style sheets in your ASP.NET Core application you need to take some additional steps to get things working. In ASP.NET Core the use of…

Do you have a solid understanding of the pro’s and con’s of using var in C#? If yes, ignore this article and proceed as you were. If you’re in doubt whether you…

The new way of using configuration settings in ASP.NET Core MVC is via an appsettings.json file within your Web project. No more XML configuration files (even though you still can), instead, a…

Caching is great, until it’s not. Like when you keep getting the old data from an API even though the underlying data has been updated. While in the process of…

Azure Virtual Machines by default don’t come with GPU capabilities, making them mostly useless for processes that require a GPU in anyway. I recently ran into this issue when publishing…

Your website or webapp often requires static content (e.g. images, files) to fully function as intended. Hosting these files within your app-directory is fine up to a point, but as…