I continue the migration of my website from Hugo to Gatsby. In this blog post, I look at removing the styling that is included in the blog starter kit and add the Tailwind CSS library to my website.
I continue the migration of my website from Hugo to Gatsby. In this blog post, I look at moving the markdown files with the blog posts as well as the images into the Gatsby website.
In this blog post, I continue migrating my personal website to Gatsby. Specifically, I am looking at how to sort out the folder structure for my blog posts.
One of the first steps in moving my personal website over to Gatsby is to bring across the blog content. In this blog post I expore Gatsby's blog starter kit and look at my options for bringing my blog content across.
I have decided to migrate my personal website from Hugo to Gatsby and write a series of blog posts on the process. In this first blog post, I'll discuss the reasons for the change as well as my decision to go with Gatsby.
Fallback policies in Polly allow you to provide a substitute value in the event of a failure. This is useful in situations you don't want failure to throw an exception, but instead return a default value.
Conveyor is an extension for Visual Studio that allows you to access your local IIS Express app from the public web. This can be useful in situations where you want to test webhooks, for example.
ngrok is tunnelling software that allows you to expose your local web server to the outside world. This is ideal for scenarios like testing webhooks.
SignalR 3.0 adds the ability to automatically attempt to reconnect clients with the connection to the server is dropped
This guide will show you how you can create a backup of a SQL Azure Database and restore it to a LocalDB database