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GitHub Codespaces talk (Slides & Sample Code)
I just finished up giving a talk for DevBoston on GitHub Codespaces. GitHub Codespaces: Seriously, You Can Develop in a Browser Codespaces from GitHub lets you develop in a browser. Seriously. In a browser. And it’s great. It’s amazing. It’s not a toy either – it’s for real actual work. It’s basically Visual Studio Code…
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GitHub Actions for Building, Testing, and Deploying .NET Core & ASP.NET Core Apps
Seems like there’s a lot of action(s) happening over on GitHub. How do I get a piece of that action(s)? Wheee! Puns! (I’ve been cooped up in my house too long.) So if you’re a .NET Core developer or an ASP.NET Core developer who maybe uses Entity Framework Core (EF Core), how do you deploy your apps using GitHub…
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Lazy Commit: A single gitconfig alias for stage, commit, and push
I’ve been doing a fair bit of development with GitHub Actions lately for continuous integration and continuous deploy pipelines (CI/CD). Here’s what the process has been like: try something in the YAML file for the build, commit something to cause the GitHub Action to run, see why it failed, repeat. In the beginning, my git…