In Part I of this tutorial, we created a self-contained ASP.NET Core web application using the new dotnet CLI tools, configured PuTTY and PSCP to SSH and transfer files, and then finally transfer the self-contained app from a Windows environment to the
Typically, when you develop with ASP.NET you have the luxury of IIS Express taking care of SSL and hosting, however IIS and IIS Express are exclusive to the Windows platform. ASP.NET Core 1.0 has decoupled the web server from the environment that hosts
Amazon Web Services enforces a strict naming convention for buckets used for storing files. Amazon’s requirements for bucket names include: A Bucket’s name can be between 6 and 63 characters long, containing lowercase characters, numbers, periods, and dashes Each label
One of the most important processes in software development is the Rapid Application Development (RAD) model. The RAD model promotes adaptability – it emphasizes that requirements should be able to change as more knowledge is gained during the project lifecycle.
So you’ve read our previous blog on Section 508 Standards are and how to test for them and next thought “Gosh, that’s nice, but how do I make a page 508 Compliant?” Or you stumbled upon this blog from a
You create a SharePoint action to add custom buttons to the ribbon or settings pages. Actions can be created in Visual Studio and consist of a single Elements file. Multiple actions can be deployed with just one file. In typical
So you want to build a sand castle, but you’re using Sandbox Solutions. Next, the question may come up about Farm solutions. You may ask yourself, “What are the differences?” In this blog post, I’ll cover the differences and advantages of
When working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 instances, bootstrapping refers to using scripts provided at launch to configure new EC2 instances (servers). Concerning Windows servers, there are several considerations when determining the best method of bootstrapping. Bootstrap scripts can
There are several things to consider before clicking that “Launch” button in the AWS (Amazon Web Services) console. The more you plan and take into consideration ahead of time, the more you can save yourself a few headaches down the
One of the more interesting challenges contractors for public sector clients have is working with older versions of software. On a recent project involving an integration of a solution I’d written using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 and SharePoint 2010, I