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Explore my Pulumi workshop for Infrastructure as Code and Azure enthusiasts. This lab, available on this GitHub repository👉 buff.ly/3A8gukM, provides self-paced learning with TypeScript, C#, and Python code solutions.
#IaC #InfrastructureasCode #pulumi #devops #azure
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Alexandre Nédélec retweeted
I'm thrilled to unveil Nuxt UI v3-alpha to the world! 🚀
✨ Completely rebuilt from the ground up
🎨 Powered by Tailwind CSS v4-alpha
🧩 Integrated with Radix Vue for accessible primitives
🔧 Enhanced with Tailwind Variants for flexible styling
ui3.nuxt.dev/
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Alexandre Nédélec retweeted
Aspire 9 upcoming features 🧵:
First, you'll be able to use Aspire 9 with .NET 8 and .NET 9! It will no longer require a call to dotnet workload install, and instead uses an MSBuild SDK. This should simplify CI/CD integration and getting started immensely! All you need is NuGet!
#dotnet #aspire
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Where are people hosting their technical blog articles these days?
I have mine shared across several platforms, but I'm going to use a dotnet blogging engine I think going forward.
I've been suffering with WordPress on Lightsail for FAR too long now. My website goes down every couple of days. Pure insanity.
Do you write blog articles? Self-hosted, Medium, etc... We'd love to hear what you write about and where people can find your work!
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I started my blog a few years ago with the .NET static site generator wyam, then migrated to its successor Statiq and I was happy about it: my code was just a .NET console app and I was writing my articles in markdown. This year I rewrote my blog using Nuxt.js.
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@glaforge I came across a blog post (teckbootcamps.com/learn-text…) which seems to be a plagiarism of your article "Text classification with Gemini and LangChain4j". An AI may have been used to reformulate some words but it's the same article otherwise.
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Thanks again for bringing that to my attention yesterday. Much appreciated 👍
The articles are gone now.
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The paragraphs, examples, are all the same, but they seem to have had an IA reword everything somehow... Interesting trick to avoid plagiarism detectors, I guess.
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I've just published a new blog post on using any Terraform provider in Pulumi, featuring a hands-on guide with the Netlify provider! 🌐✨
Check it out and learn how to generate a local Pulumi SDK from any Terraform or OpenTofu provider! 💻🔧
Read more: buff.ly/47BAAQE
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💡Tip of the day for developers working on APIs for mobile applications or webhooks:
Microsoft Dev Tunnels tool allows you to securely expose your localhost to the internet
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➡️ You might be familiar with ngrok, which offers similar features, but there are plenty of alternatives listed here: 👉 buff.ly/3dnbpFn
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➡️ Dev Tunnels' documentation 👉 buff.ly/4e4okuz
➡️ Dev Tunnels SDK GitHub repository👉 buff.ly/3zl3VlF
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Yes, Yes, Yes! I've find a way to statically show this chart in @Slidevjs.
This means I will (finally) be able to publish my slides from my latest talks! 🫠
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When you use the Azure native Pulumi provider, the infrastructure code looks similar to Bicep because the provider is generated from the Azure APIs. Hence, properties are the same and you can access all the versions of the APIs. But you can use C#, compile and debug your code ...
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When you use TypeScript it's even more similar to bicep but with all the benefits of using a programming language. In my last article I showed how to provision a Function App on the new Flex Consumption Plan : techwatching.dev/posts/flex-…
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