Hello, I'm
Jason
I live with my family in the rolling hills of Northeastern Pennsylvania. I'm a web developer by trade, but have broad experience in various business areas. Want to know more about me?
Announcing SpaacedOut Gem Jekyll Theme v1.1.1
Back in May, I had announced a new Jekyll theme called SpaacedOut. I’ve been making small, incremental changes on the theme since that time. This update is no different. The changes I made in this update are:
Read MoreCross-Origin Destinations are Unsafe
Did you know that when you link to another page on your site and open that other page using target="_blank"
that you can cause performance and security issues? Most folks are unaware. It’s best practice to modify your links to add either rel="noopener"
or rel="noreferrer"
to these links to avoid these issues.
Adding Azure Feature Flags to Client Side Applications like Angular
Previously, I posted about adding Azure App Configuration and Feature Flags using Azure to an ASP.NET Core MVC application. In this post, we’ll follow the same basic process, but we’ll setup our Angular application to support the Azure Feature Flags. At this point, I’m assuming that you are familiar with the following items:
Read MoreHow to Create and Delete Branches in Visual Studio Code
When checking in code into source control, especially in a continuous integration and deployment process, it’s best to use pull requests. Using pull requests allows others, including virtual bots, to review your code and to ensure there are no build issues. I use this process frequently within GitHub when building my personal website.
Read MoreAzure App Configuration Library 1.1.0 Officially Released
The Azure App Configuration library version 1.0.1 caused client side connection issues. I shared the message in my original post back on 6/23. On 6/29, I posted about a temporary work around to this problem. I was notified late yesterday that version 1.1.0 of the Azure App Configuration library has been officially released. You can grab the latest version by either visiting the official @azure/app-configuration
NPM page or by running npm i @azure/app-configuration
from a command line within your project.
Creating and Merging Pull Requests in GitHub
GitHub has been spending a lot of time over the past few years improving their features above and beyond source control. One of the areas they have invested in is Pull Requests. I’ll start by assuming that you have a branch in GitHub and changes have been pushed to that branch.
Read MoreCalling all Developers - We're Hiring!
I’m looking for passionate developers looking to grow within a stable company called biBERK. biBERK is a commercial insurance company and part of the Berkshire Hathaway family. I’ve listed a few of the highlights for each opening below. Some of the openings have more than one position. Please apply directly using the link within each position and reach out to me for any more specific questions.
Read MoreWalmart to add Drive-In Movies Starting August
Walmart has decided to team up with Tribeca Entertainment and offer 320 showings across 160 store parking lots from August through October. While information is limited, Walmart recommends that you check out walmartdrive-in.com, or follow them on Facebook or Twitter.
Read MoreSalute to the USA
On Wednesday this week, I wrote a short blurb about 2020 thus far. While we mostly cannot celebrate in the same manner that we normally would, Americans will still take today to pause and thank those that have served our country. We’ve made great strides as a country since 1776, and I challenge our country to make even more strides in the next 6 years when we celebrate 250 years as a nation. There are still many Americans that don’t feel free or independent. We have work ahead of us and I’m certain that we’ll get there. Let’s not dwell on the past but change the future.
Read MoreBasic Essentials Extension Pack for Visual Studio
Mads Kristensen is at it again creating yet another bundle of extensions that he’s created. You can install the extension pack by visiting the Extension’s page or by navigating to Extensions > Manage Extensions in Visual Studio 2019 and searching for Basic Essentials.
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