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Voice controlled Knowledge base application with Azure Cognitive Services

Did you know that Azure provides a comprehensive amount of AI services that enable you to create ex. voice-controlled applications? More information about the Azure AI Platform can be found here. This blog post introduces you briefly to Azure Cognitive Service & Azure Question Answering Service and shows how to

How to integrate API tests hosted in Postman's Team Workspace to Azure DevOps?

My previous blog post covered how to use Postman in API testing and integrate API test execution into the Azure DevOps pipeline. The described solution assumed that API tests were exported to JSON-file which was added to the source control. Handling and maintaining API test JSON files in source control

How to automate database migrations with Fluent Migrator in Azure DevOps?

What is a Fluent Migrator? Fluent Migrator is a migration framework for .NET that enables the creation of database migrations by using C#. This basically means that you can create manually C# class for each migration. Fluent Migrator provides a Fluent API which is a really easy interface to construct

How to utilize reusable components in Azure DevOps pipelines?

I worked recently on a project where most of the Build and Release pipelines were refactored to utilize YAML and Bicep instead of using classic Azure pipelines and ARM templates. Refactoring was needed because some of the components used in the Azure pipelines weren't anymore supported by Azure

Working agreement of the software development team

When a new team and project starts there are a lot of things that should be agreed together. There are general practicalities and as well technical things which are affecting the team's daily work. This article focuses more on technical things that should be agreed upon as a

How to build Micro-Frontend Architecture with Web Components and BFF (part 2/2)?

This is an extension to the previous post about "How to build Micro-Frontend Architecture with Web Components and BFF (part 1/2)" with code samples. Read the previous post to get more information in general about Micro-Frontend architecture and its pros & cons. Consuming Web Components via Backend

How to build Micro-Frontend Architecture with Web Components and BFF (part 1/2)?

This is blog post handles Micro-Fronted Architecture and how to utilize Web Components via Backed for Frontend. What is Micro-Frontend Architecture? Micro-frontend architecture is a design approach in which a front-end app is decomposed into individual, semi-independent “microapps” working loosely together. The micro-frontend concept is vaguely inspired by, and named

Azure Bicep - Insert Resource feature in VS Code

What is the Insert Resource feature? Recently Bicep v0.4.1124 was released and it contains a very interesting "Insert Resource" feature. This feature allows you to create Bicep configuration from existing Azure resources in VS Code. This increases productivity if you're just now starting to

Changed my note-taking tool

I have been using the Microsoft OneNote tool for about ten years and I have several Notebooks (personal and work-related). Mostly I use note-taking tools for documenting stuff for myself (code samples, architecture patterns, memos, tips and tricks, and random notes). I like to write notes and I have a

How to implement request routing for BFF with YARP

A few months ago I wrote a blog post that illustrated the usage of the Duende BFF component. Duende BFF handles all Backend for Frontend responsibilities behind the scenes automatically. In this blog post, I'm concentrating more on to reverse proxy side of how to re-route requests to

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Kalle Marjokorpi

I am a Microsoft-certified Lead Architect, full-stack developer, and blogger. My expertise spans the Microsoft technology stack, including .NET, C#, and Azure.

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