Hello, I'm   Jason

In May 2020, I had announced a new Jekyll theme called SpaacedOut. Since that time, I’ve made a couple of updates for a 1.1.x version and just recently added some additional changes for a 1.2.x version. Those changes in the latest round of updates include:

The holidays are approaching. This time of the year, consumers purchase hardware and technology online more than any other time of the year. Recently, Samsung has been pushing the purchase of their devices direct as opposed to retailers. This makes sense as their profit margin is greater selling direct than selling through retailers.

You may have enabled your indoor outlets to be smart outlets by either replacing the entire outlet or by adding a plug-in wall outlet with connected capabilities. With the holidays approaching, you may be looking for a similar method to control lights outside.

Last fall, I posted about Project Bicep. At the time it was a very early concept to replace standard ARM templates using JSON. Since the syntax is not JSON, the syntax is much easier to validate with Intellisense and simplifies the syntax.

If you interact with Azure through the command line, you’ll want to ensure that you’re using the latest version of the CLI. The Azure CLI is updated frequently with features that are available within Azure.

biBerk is hiring several Quality Assurance Analysts. biBerk is a direct insurance company with offices in Omaha, Nebraska and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

There are several ways that you can implement infrastructure as code with Azure. You can use JSON ARM templates, terraform, or Microsoft Bicep. In some cases, when executed you may receive an error message that looks similar to this:

Visual Studio 2022 launches on November 8th, 2021 at 11:30 am ET, 8:30 am PT. You can try it out now by downloading Visual Studio 2022 Preview 5.

biBerk is hiring several Business Analysts. biBerk is a direct insurance company with offices in Omaha, Nebraska and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.

I’ve recently found the need to have an extra monitor as I’m traveling with my laptop. I’ve become so used to having communication platforms up on one screen and using my other screen(s) for coding, meetings, and other work.