Continuous Delivery is not just about Continuous Integration (CI) but also about Continuous Deployment. I’ve covered CI over the previous posts in this series and now it’s time to deploy some releases using Azure DevOps. »
The Climate Fixathon has now finished and judging stops at the end of today. There were 36 projects submitted and I’ve been very impressed. »
You may have noticed a banner at the bottom of this site. If you’re interested in adding this to your own sites then read on. »
When looking at website analytics, you may notice you can often see where a visitor has come from. How does this work? »
Following on from my graph of the summer heat wave that afflicted large parts of Europe, I thought I’d expand on the increasingly extreme swings in our famously changeable British weather and the implications for our energy infrastructure. »
It seems like a distant memory now but we had a brief heatwave in the UK last month. Here is a graph of the week starting the 22nd of July from a Bluetooth Low Energy temperature and humidity sensor connected to Home Assistant running on a low power Raspberry Pi 3A+. »
You may have previously used SmtpClient to send email in .NET. However, that API is now obsolete and the current recommend method is to use the MailKit library. »
For this post in my series on performing CI with Azure DevOps I’ll be covering build pipelines using YAML code and why this is better than the old manual method. »