Chewing The Fat Review – Allowing multiple options on forms
https://www.ssw.com.au/rules/allow-multiple-options SSW Chief Architect Adam Cogan and SSW Senior Software Architect Piers Sinclair review feedback from the SSW team about allowing multiple options on forms instead of making them choose a single option. || Subscribe for more content from SSW TV || || Press like and leave a comment below to let us know how…
Cloudy with a Chance of Mobile: .NET Everywhere with MAUI with Matt Goldman
When Microsoft first launched .NET, the vision was to offer a viable alternative to Java and the JVM – a runtime and associated language(s) that could run anywhere. With MAUI, that original dream is becoming a reality. Whether you’re building for cloud, mobile, browser, desktop, IoT devices, servers, embedded systems…the list goes on and on…
Do you allow multiple options rather than forcing a best fit?
In this video Piers Sinclair shows us how to manage skills in the latest version of the SSW Dynamics365 CRM, and why it is advantageous allowing multiple options instead of forcing a “best fit”. To learn more go to: www.ssw.com.au/rules/allow-multiple-options —————————————————————————— Piers Sinclair: Piers is a Senior Software Architect with more than 6 years…
Logging in .NET Core can save you hours when debugging
https://www.ssw.com.au/rules/best-trace-logging SSW Solution Architect JK is a battle scared logging in .NET Core veteran. He shows Andreas Lengkeek his best practices for logging, gathered through his years of experience. When setup correctly, logging can save you hours in those moments when your code don’t run as planned. So take some notes on these best practices…
Do you know when to mock your API?
Sometimes you may not know what the backend technology for your API could be… perhaps it is a serverless Azure Functions App, a Logic App, or even a set of services running in Kubernetes. These questions may take time to answer, but you already made a choice on the frontend technology. You may already have…
The best tool to manage and document your API
Having a documented and discoverable API is fantastic. Your API consumers are able to easily understand and reason about your API to build their own integrations. Azure API Management provides us with everything we need to publish our APIs to the world. We can import one or more OpenAPI Spec docs, Swagger, WSDL, and other…
Do you know how to brand your API?
Consumers are very picky when it comes to choosing their favourite API. They don’t appreciate boring pages that lack images, colour and style. Branding your API Portal is important to make your organization and API stand out in the market. By adding some excitement to your API Portal (as well as a properly documented API)…
Getting the most out of your logging in .NET
Does setting up logging do your head in? Join JK, a battle scared logging in .NET Core veteran, as he attempts to reduce your headache. Dissolve an aspirin, dim the lights, and let JK soothe your head. In this talk, you will learn easily from JK’s past trials and errors and get straight into setting…
Taking control of your APIs with Azure API Management
In this lightning talk William Liebenberg covers his favourite features of Azure API Management such as the Developer Portal, Policies and Analytics and how easy it is for you to start using them to secure and monitor your own APIs. He will also highlight where Azure API Management becomes really difficult to manage and how…