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Teaching ASP.NET Web API to WADL
** UPDATE – I’ve added a NuGet package to make it easier to add WADL support to your APIs **IntroductionOne of the criticisms often cited for HTTP-based services (including REST services) is the lack...
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Teaching ASP.NET Web API to WADL–via NuGet
I recently wrote a post about adding support for generating WADL to an ASP.NET Web API project.I’ve found myself wanting to demo it a few times, so I’ve packaged it up as a NuGet package to make it...
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PowerShell ISE Theme – Visual Studio Code style
I’ve been spending quite a bit of time in Visual Studio Code recently, and even doing some PowerShell work in it with posh-dnvm. For posh-dnvm it has been working really nicely: whilst Code doesn’t...
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Finding files in the PATH with PowerShell
Just a quick post this time! I frequently find myself wanting to know where a command in my PATH is. Earlier today it was to work out why DNVM beta4 was being loaded despite installing DNVM beta6. (It...
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Azure API Apps – Configuration with Environment Variables
I’ve been digging into API Apps (and Logic Apps) in Azure App Service recently. If you’ve not looked at API Apps, they build on top of Web Apps (formerly known as Web Sites) but add a few extra bits of...
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Posh-AzureCli: Command completion for Azure Cross Platform Command Line in...
tl;dr This post discusses adding tab completion to Azure xplat CLI. If you just want to install it, see the notes below. UPDATE 17th December 2015 – Install from PowerShell Gallery Background If...
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Configuration with Environment Variables – With Visual Studio Docker Tools
I posted recently about using environment variables to configuration. I like to use this approach with Docker, too! Visual Studio has some great tool support (in preview) for working with Docker. With...
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Easily checking Azure Resource Manager deployment status from PowerShell
If you’re working with Azure Resource Manager templates on Windows then there’s a strong possibility that you’re using the Azure PowerShell cmdlets to deploy them. Note that if you’re on OSX/Linux you...
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If you’re working with Azure Resource Manager templates on OSX/Linux then there’s a strong probability that you’re using the Azure CLI to deploy them. The CLI works on Windows as well, but if you...
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Bringing Hump Completion to PowerShell
It can be fun when ideas from different areas combine! I’ve spent quite a lot of time recently working with Azure Resource Manager templates, and the associated PowerShell cmdlets. There are a lot of...
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Working with docker output in PowerShell
Just a quick post today These days I find myself working in both PowerShell and bash, and when I’m in PowerShell, I like to have objects that I can work with. With the Azure CLI I can use the –json...
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Persisting Azure PowerShell logins
With the pre-1.0 Azure PowerShell cmdlets, my Azure login credentials were cached. Since making the switch to the 1.x release I’ve found that I need to execute Login-AzureRmAccount each new PowerShell...
View ArticlePosh-HumpCompletion–from the ground up
Earlier this year I spent some time with Seth at Channel 9 and we recorded a couple of videos. I’m a little behind on things, but the first video is now up, and covers building posh-HumpCompletion from...
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Tweaking your PowerShell profile – Part 1: showing loading progress
Tl;dr In this post we look at adding rotating output at the top of the PowerShell window as shown here: Introduction Recently I realised that PowerShell was taking a while to load on my machine. I’d...
View ArticleTweaking your PowerShell profile – Part 2: conditionally loading modules
Introduction In the previous post we saw how to show the progress as PowerShell loads your profile. I spend a lot of time working with the Azure PowerShell cmdlets so I had added them to my profile....
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IntelliSense for Marathon Application and Group JSON in Visual Studio Code
tl;dr – You can get IntelliSense for Marathon applications and groups in Visual Studio Code by adding a $schema property The Problem I’ve been having quite a lot of fun with Docker Containers recently,...
View ArticleIncluding Headers for Request Events with Application Insights
When working with Application Insights recently in an ASP.NET application, I suddenly realised that the HTTP request and response headers weren’t included in the request data that is automatically...
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Azure Functions and App Service Authentication
Azure App Service has a handy authentication integration that takes away the work of integrating with various identity providers (currently: Azure Active Directory, Facebook, Google, Twitter and...
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posh-HumpCompletion in Azure Cloud Shell
Azure Cloud Shell is an in-browser shell experience that you can launch from the Azure portal or on its own at shell.azure.com. You can choose between bash and PowerShell, and both come with a nice...
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Azure Container Registry Global Webhooks–with a helping of Azure Durable...
I spend quite a lot of my time working with containerised solutions in Azure, so I make use of Azure Container Registry (ACR). ACR has a couple of features that I really like: webhooks and...
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