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Workflow Manager: what the repo is, and how it works
I recently had to explain my repository to someone who had never seen it before, and that turned out to be harder than it should have been. The repository has a README, and the README is still useful, but it captures an earlier snapshot of the project. Since then the repo has become broader, cleaner, and more product shaped. So instead of writing yet another...
How a CLAUDE.md grew, then learned to shrink
I have been thinking about what a file is supposed to be. At first glance it looks simple. It is just a markdown file with instructions for an AI coding assistant. In practice it becomes something else very quickly. It turns into a running record of everything that has gone wrong, everything that must not be forgotten, and every behavior that seemed obvious...
Gatsby site with Azure Web App and Application Insights
As it is for my other blog posts, this post is also a story about a few things I've learned while working my most recent project, this web site If you check a few posts in this web site, you may have noticed that I'm having a hard time keeping backups of my blog posts. As time passes, I tend to loose backups of the articles when I had to take servers offline...
SharePoint authentication for modern web applications
is an inject able SharePoint context and token helper which can be used in multi tenant applications. Abilities of this library extended by its sister library . Reason I came up with this project is due to problems I've met while creating high trust multi tenant application. In the project I've worked on had different client id and secret for each tenant. As...
Developing and publishing provider hosted app with a high-trust add-in: An app store adventure
Reason I thought to write this blog is due to all hardships I met while working on recent project which needed high trust for SharePoint site collection. This project was a migration from exiting SharePoint server side app to WebAPI+ReactJS app. Requirement from client was quite simple, he wanted Application to function as it is on new platform with no major...
Visual Studio 2015: npm, Bower and Grunt – Part 1
Few days back Microsoft released Visual Studio 2015 CTP 6, I have been using Visual Studio 2015 since the early previews and when it comes to new changes they brought to Visual Studio and Microsoft ecosystem, it’s mind blowing. It’s really nice to see where the company goes with all the new things. But this blog post series not about Microsoft change, it’s a...
Azure Site Extensions
It’s not been a month since I’ve started blogging, and when I had to choose where to host my blog, I thought “Why Not Azure?”, I like Azure and I already have some experience using Azure. So, I created WordPress site on Azure and started blogging. My first adventure with Azure and my blog was to setup CDN for my blog. I tried few CDN providers but none able...
Run ASP.Net (vNext) Application on Linux with Docker
While surfing MSDN blogs today early morning, I saw this blog post about . After I read this great blog post, first thing came to my mind was why don’t I install Linux locally on a VM and try the same scenario. In this blog post I’ll describe step by step installation and configuration of Ubuntu, Docker and run ASP.Net application in it. Download . Using thi...