I am a big fan of Jimmy Bogard’s AutoMapper. It helps you focus on solving your problem. But once in a while you encounter mapping scenarios that just are a bit more complex and can’t be solved out of the box.
I have a scenario in a system with subscriptions where each subscription can have different levels.
Once in a while I have the opportunity to work from home. These days I barely leave the house due to the cold and rainy weather here in UK. It would be great if I could walk and work at the same time!
The Flexbox CSS styling of web sites is gaining more and more popularity. This post is not a complete overview of what you can do with flexbox but rather a gathering of different flexbox techniques that I’ve found useful over the years.
Sometimes you might need to send emails from an Azure Function, maybe a status email to admin or a notification to a user. In this example, I show you how to create an async function that can send SendGrid emails. By letting the function be triggered by an HTTP call you can easily connect other Azure function or flows and send emails as needed.
In a recent project, I’ve started to use Office UI Fabric as component library for a React application. This is an interesting piece of Microsoft work - who knew they would ever create open source React components?
The components are well made, but the documentation is lagging behind in good examples, a bit like the MSDN documentation - full of property specifications, but few fully fledged examples.