Anders Kofoed

Azure Service Bus - entities and operations

Azure Service Bus is a fully managed integration message broker. It is a service providing reliable and secure asynchronous transfer of state and data. A service bus is used to connect applications in a loosely coupled way, by using a third party queuing service.

Architecture

Not a Service

This article includes my opinionated view on a topic where there clearly is no "correct" answer. Some of the statements are influenced by others, in particular Udi Dahan and Adam Ralph. The perspective of "what a service is not" is inspired by Adam Ralph's

DevOps

DevOps - From the beginning

The term DevOps has been with us for a decade, and the common understanding of what it means has continued to drift. What started as a way of describing the culture where work flows through a team all the way to production where eventually

Testing

Functional Integration Testing with Postman

I previously wrote about my initial experiences working with Azure Functions during a summer project earlier this year. See Azure Functions - first encounter As great of an experience serverless and Azure Functions might provide, I still had some major obstacles I found hard

C#

Azure Functions - first encounter

During the summer I was working on a project with students for a pro bono customer. The project uses Azure Functions as back-end for a mobile application created using react-native. This was my first encounter with Azure Functions and serverless as a whole, which

F#

Simple front-end setup using Vue.js and Poi

In the previous post we configured Suave to serve data from Azure table storage. Now that there is data, I would like to add some front-end code and serve it through the same web server. With Suave configured, that is a piece of cake.

F#

Combining Suave and Azure Storage

I previous wrote about my initial experience with F# and showed some characteristic operators and functionality. I think F# and functional programming is fun and efficient to work with, so I would like to build an application that uses F# where possible. See F#

DevOps

IRL DevOps - from editor to production

When talking about DevOps there are a lot of misconceptions, and a lot of articles and discussions about how there are a lot of misconception about DevOps. As with most "buzzword concepts", it is not really productive to discuss what it is,

C#: Dynamic Locking

The other day I stumbled upon what I thought was an interesting problem, with an accompanying illustrative solution. The problem at hand is related to concurrency, which seems to be an inevitable problem when working with message bases solutions. I will describe the problem,

F#

F#: TypeProviders + Basic Operators

I have recently been learning a bit of F# on my spare time, working on a few hobby projects to do so. As a C# developer by day, I think it is wise to learn other technology, both to be more attractive as a

BDD

Tests that Matter

When starting to learn about software development and coding, writing tests seems to be the least fun and something that many try to avoid as much as possible. At some point everyone has been told that writing tests is important, and that TDD is

git

Git Cooperation - From fancy to Functioning

Background There are a lot of articles online about git and different approaches and strategies, and this often becomes a point of discussion when talking to colleges. There are all the Git[insert non-descriptive language]Flow and different types of pull request strategies, all

Initial Commit

Motivation I think it is important for engineers/developers to be aware of their own "online profile", for lack of a better phrase. Today the market for technicians seems to be blooming, but that might not be the case tomorrow, and thus

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