Part 1 of 3 – Azure Static Web Apps – Blazor WebAssembly Front-End and C# Azure Functions Back-End – Local Development First Method

by Sean Woodward | Sep 7, 2022 | .NET, Azure, Back End, blazor, C#, Cloud Computing, From The Field, Front End, GitHub, Web Development, WebAssembly

Setting Up Local Development Environment, Setting Up Client and API Communications, and Publishing to GitHub and Azure Part 1 of 3: Azure Static Web Apps – Blazor Web Assembly Front End and C# Azure Functions Backend – Local Development First Method The purpose...

Part 2 of 3 – Azure Static Web Apps – Blazer WebAssembly Front-End and C# Azure Functions Back-End – Understanding Preview Environments

by Sean Woodward | Sep 7, 2022 | .NET, Azure, Back End, blazor, C#, Cloud Computing, From The Field, Front End, GitHub, Web Development, WebAssembly

Understanding Preview Environments Part 2 of 3: Azure Static Web Apps – Blazor Web Assembly Front End and C# Azure Functions Backend – Local Development First Method The purpose of this 3-Part article is to describe the steps necessary to setup an Azure Static...

Part 3 of 3 – Azure Static Web Apps – Blazer WebAssembly Front End and C# Azure Functions Back End – Authentication and Authorization

by Sean Woodward | Sep 7, 2022 | .NET, Azure, Back End, blazor, C#, Cloud Computing, From The Field, Front End, GitHub, Web Development, WebAssembly

Authentication and Authorization Part 3 of 3: Azure Static Web Apps – Blazor Web Assembly Front End and C# Azure Functions Backend – Local Development First Method The purpose of this 3-Part article is to describe the steps necessary to setup an Azure Static Web...

Practical Git Rewriting Commit History

by Tom Helvick | May 5, 2022 | From The Field, GitHub

Practical Git: Rewriting Commit History Though a large part of our day-to-day Git usage is centered around making commits and forging ahead to build a version history, it’s not uncommon to need to edit or adapt this history. Below I’ll be looking at some common...

Practical Git Rebasing

by Tom Helvick | May 5, 2022 | From The Field, GitHub

Practical Git: Rebasing A commonly suggested git practice is to commit distinct units of work, often. Following this practice can provide a helpful outline showing the historical progression of a feature. However, when the work of each contributor is merged into the...

Practical Git Branching

by Tom Helvick | Jan 19, 2022 | From The Field, GitHub

Practical Git: Branching There are many resources outlining the deep level of management that Git offers for version control of a repository, though to effectively manage our day to day development, we only need to understand a handful of core commands. Below, I’ll...