A programmer's notebook

How to use an in-memory database for quick project setup for dev environments in .NET

To quickly start working on a project on a new computer, I have started using a database completely defined in code. This way, it's just a matter of checking out the code and hitting dotnet run to start the application, no external resources needed.

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Use Contentful's image processing to give every user the best image for their screen size

With responsive websites, the same image can be displayed on screens ranging from several thousand pixels wide down to a few hundred.

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Contentful migrations: Copy content from one entry to another

In Contentful, the easiest way to change your content model is through the web app on app.contentful.com. This is pretty straightforward if you are doing basic changes like adding a new text field. However, if you are planning more complex changes, migration scripts are probably the best way forward. By using migration scripts, you can add and delete fields like you can in the web app, and you can also create and insert content into existing entries.

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Optimizely can now generate certificates for root domains in DXP

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Contentful: How to avoid messing up your production content using environments

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Deploy Sanity Studio with Azure DevOps

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Advanced setup for Windows Terminal

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Increase Docker speed on Windows by setting up Windows Subsystem for Linux 2

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Create and deploy different configurations for different environments in .NET Core

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The struggle to block spam calls on Android

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