Take away after a cloud migration project

Before starting the project Keep the applications and databases loosely coupled. Get the applications up to date in terms of dependent libraries. Do not create or remove cross database query Keep the applications to be standard and consistent throughout the team / company. Decommission unused systems constantly   Create a task to do Draw the… Continue reading Take away after a cloud migration project

Book – Software Engineering at Google

Summary Notes  from the book, Software Engineering at Google Style Guides and Rules Auto formatting : Resharper console app. https://blog.jetbrains.com/dotnet/2018/03/01/code-cleanup-resharper-command-line-tools/ Code Review Review in 3 aspects The code will work as intended without error. If code looks OK to the code owner’s view. If readability is OK It might be good to see how many… Continue reading Book – Software Engineering at Google

How to choose the optimal tier for Azure web applications and databases with cost in mind

When thinking about hosting a web application, there are a few considerations and tips to how to cost effectively host it. If you have a single web application that is for personal use or tiny business, there are better cost efficient options. Use your home computer as web server. Ref: How to set up local… Continue reading How to choose the optimal tier for Azure web applications and databases with cost in mind

A DotNet developer’s note on Technology Radar V30

As a new Technology Radar release with many interesting techs, a few drew my attention. Techniques Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG): Useful pattern to improve LLM result. A search result from the vector database is combined with the prompt to be sent to LLM, resulting in better quality than just using LLM. Automatically generate Backstage entity descriptors.… Continue reading A DotNet developer’s note on Technology Radar V30