Being lazy

I’ve recently talked about my learnings regarding PowerShell toolmaking and it made me realize that most of the time, I have been rewriting the same boilerplate code over and over. I don’t know for you out there but for me it gets tedious to write the same code or even copy paste the same lines. It’s error prone and it …

In case you missed it, here is the first article of this series

What I learned from PowerShell Toolmaking pt1 – Gathering Metrics

Let’s talk about automation

We left off with a handy set of raw metrics that could be leveraged to build helpful dashboards (still love ‘em!).

The focus of this article is to demonstrate that good …

Let’s talk about code quality

The continuous integration and deployment of typical applications has been a hot topic for several years now and a plethora of examples exist out there to help you out. But what about applying this discipline to ensure the same level of quality to PowerShell scripts?

We have all been down that road …

On June 30th, 2018, the old security protocol SSL/TLS (1.0) will become obsolete. Servers should be updated accordingly, but the change could also affect client software that runs obsolete code. Time is running out, and our team is available to help you comply.

This article will help you configure TSLINT and some more code style rules to enforce consistent code style in your Angular application. We are using Angular 5 in Visual Studio Code for this tutorial and VSTS to run a Continuous Integration (CI) build.

This article will show you how to integrate TsLint and the consistent codestyle extension to your Angular solution in order to ensure consistent coding standards across your code base. In this tutorial, Angular 5 and Visual Studio Code will be used.

Ngx-translate is an internationalization (i18n) library for Angular. Let’s see how it works in an Angular 5 project with Visual Studio code

Let's see in this article how we can configure tokens lifetime and session lifetime.

This article provide a solution to fix the issue 'Port 4200 is already in use. Use '--port' to specify a different port.'.