To display version information about .NET Core on versionsof.net,
I had to decode the releases.json files in the dotnet/core repo. Not a big
problem, you’d think. These are just JSON files, how hard can it be?
That’s fair, but the schema, nor the data of …
Sometimes you want to embed a Tweet in your blog posts. At least I
do. With a bit of CSS, you won’t have to depend on an external script to
make your embedded Tweet recognizable as a Tweet.
Embedding a Tweet on your website is easy to do. Find …
A fully customizable static site generator using the power of FAKE
Fake.StaticGen is a toolkit for generating static websites using FAKE build scripts. It provides a
framework for including pages and files and writing those out to disk in
the correct folder structure. Fake.StaticGen tries to be very flexible
and give you full control of the way you want …
.NET Core versioning is a mess. There are lots and lots and lots of
version numbers, from runtime to SDK, from Visual Studio to languages
and of course .NET Standard. So what SDK corresponds to which runtime
again? I know there some sort of a system, but it differs per …
The Windows 10 app for viewing Zermelo school timetables
Schoolrooster voor Zermelo is an app that allows students
and teachers to check their timetables on all their Windows 10 devices.
The app works with all schools and organizations that use the Zermelo
portal technology to manage the timetabling process. The app is built on
the Universal Windows Platform with …
I enjoy listening to podcasts. Where others listen to music with
everything they do, I much prefer people talking and learning something
along the way. Here’s a list of my favorite podcasts, for developers,
for techies and some for everyone.
How to set your package versions dynamically without creating an
AssemblyInfo.cs file.
After the debacle with project.json and .xproj, Microsoft settled on
a simpler, more modern version of the old .csproj project system with
Visual Studio 2017. One of the changes advanced users will notice when
creating a …
Akavache is an
awesome library for almost every .NET desktop and mobile application
platform to store both important user data and expiring local cache
data. I’ve been using Akavache in a UWP app to cache results from a web
service. In the Akavache README, the Akavache
Explorer application is …