I had a way old self installed version from Oh My Posh, and I wanted to update it to the Windows Store version. Here's how I did it.

Want a real world example of making Azure Logic Apps and existing applications work together to simply import data from files?

A quick guide with commands to get up and running quickly with Oh My Posh, Terminal Icons & Ligatures to have a fancy code editor and Powershell terminal experience

An introductionary overview of what Azure DevOps has to offer, with some examples

Back in February I wrote a post about how to deliver 404 pages while immediately dealing out the correct status message for ASP.NET applications. I gave a hint about ASP.NET Core and have improved my solution since. So, let’s call this post a follow-up in a trilogy of posts.

Websites and webservices should return the proper HTTP status codes as response to requests, along with the possible proper body. When you’re a using ASP.Net MVC web application it can be a little tricky because of a configuration quirk I quite dislike and didn’t find much info about. They improved this practice immensely in ASP.Net Core web applications. So, I want to make this post to clear it up and get it all in one nice explanation and solution.

You want to generate a file or serve a document other than HTML out of ASP.Net and want to give it all the correct headers and filename in the response? It requires only a few lines to get it done.

It now has been a year since I have fallen ill with AML (Acute Myeloid Leukemia). It has been a rough ride already, but everything is looking very positive!

A piece of javascript can be formed within codebehind and registered to run after the page has loaded.

I had to insert the current datetime in a piece of XML which was stored in a Transact-SQL xml datafield. But the XQuery in Transact-SQL doens’t support ‘fn:current-dateTime()’. So we had to devise another solution.