Mess up your wall with Scribit
I recently received my Scribit, a wall drawing robot, that I backed using Kickstarter. You can read more about the device at the Kickstarter website or direc...
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Use Carter to create a simple HTTP API in ASPNET Core
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Canonical URLs in an HTTP API
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Kubernetes and Visual Studio Code, an ideal combination
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Global DevOps Bootcamp - Provisioning the workitems
On the 16th of June, Xpirit organized the Global DevOps Bootcamp. An event that took place all over the world as multiple venues (75) in all kind of countrie...
Run RabbitMQ using Docker Compose with guest user outside localhost
In a recent project, we needed to run RabbitMQ as a replacement for our Azure service bus. The Azure SB works fine, but when we wanted to create a local end ...