I had held many interviews in the last years, and I never asked anyone to do a whiteboard […]
Author: Laur
Well, actually you should. The difference between a complex and a complicated problem/system makes all the difference, starting from […]
In the last article you saw how to add feature flags to your azure function application. There was […]
Well, well, well, you are looking to up your game! Then let’s do this. Let’s discuss feature flags, […]
In this article we will look into writing unit tests for Orchestrator functions using xUnit and Moq. We […]
In this article, we will be implementing an “orchestrated” flow, or interaction if you will, as discussed in […]
Well, in the last article, we built a serverless microservice. But one microservice on its own doesn’t do […]
We will be building a fully functional “microservice” that will be able to add, remove and return a list of products. For this example we will model the the way this microservice will be consumed will be done via REST. Get you coding hat on, we are about to start.
This is one of the awesome things that I think can be done in functions, which also enables […]
Well, yeah … quite the title here, for quite the story. To be honest, I discovered and used […]
