https://kaizendorks.github.io/tutorials/kubernetes
Getting started with Kubernetes is not easy, there is quite a learning curve before most people feel comfortable interacting and/or managing their cluster.
The tutorial is aimed at developers with no previous experience of Kubernetes, however it assumes some basic knowledge of docker/containers, networking and web applications.
Example application that shows how to integrate a Blazor server-side application with ML.NET
I wrote an article in the DotNetCurry magazine explaining the integration between Blazor and ML.NET.
A set of templates showcasing 3 different ways in which a project using Vue-CLI and ASP.NET Core can be structured.
The code was discussed during an article published in DotNetCurry.
An example of creating services using gRPC and both ASP.NET Core and SignalR.
The code was discussed during an article published in DotNetCurry.
An ASP.NET Core website that implements a simple blogger-like website.
I wrote a series of articles in the DotNetCurry magazine explaining the presentation layer and how to implement unit, integration and E2E testing:
A sample react-native app that communicates using gRPC with a sample server, also contained in this repo. Both the client app and the server share the protocol buffer definition, which is used to generate both server and client side code.
The client side react-native application can talk to the gRPC server through a native module that bridges react-native and the objective-c/Java client generated by gRPC tooling.
DockNetFiddle is a simple site where users can enter minimum but complete .Net Core applications (providing the contents for the files program.cs and project.json ) which will be then executed inside a docker container. The results of the program execution will be send back and displayed to the users. In the end is a very simple version of the real [].NetFiddle site](https://dotnetfiddle.net/).
The code was discussed during an article published in DotNetCurry.
