Anže Vodovnik is a dad and a software architect with a passion for photography and music. These are his thoughts and opinions, sometimes accompanied by code and photos.
Anže Vodovnik is a dad and a software architect with a passion for photography and music. These are his thoughts and opinions, sometimes accompanied by code and photos.
The year 2016 started off really interestingly. On January 1st, I got an email, telling me I have been awarded the Microsoft's MVP award - in the category of Microsoft Azure. This is a great honour, and I am incredibly proud to join the company of some amazing Slovenian MVPs. I consider the award a…
ASP.NET 5, along with MVC 6, comes with a bunch of new stuff. One of the more interesting ones is without a doubt the View Location Expanders. They basically make it easy to completely customize the location in which the View Engine looks for a view. Where is this useful? Well, one such example is…
"Your application is broken", they say. You ask what doesn't work, and they say: "We get an error". Fantastic. What sort of error? "Well, it's on a blue screen". Aha... In recent posts, I've covered some approaches on doing complex validation and monitoring the health…
Anyone who has ever deployed their web application to production has already ran into the problem of how to monitor the health of that application. Is it online? Is it running? How fast is it performing? Are there any errors I need to be aware of? Which version is deployed? Sounds familiar? In this…
When we build (web) applications, we generally think a lot about the availability and reliability of those applications. That is one of the primary reasons why the "cloud" has been so great. Recently, I was tasked to find the best way to make a Cloud Service (if you're wondering why we use…
So, you run your app, and you get an exception. Something with EF, or your SQL statements, but mostly, you can see something is wrong with the database (again). You shout across the room: "Did anybody touch the database?" and you hear the dreaded answer: "Yeah, I did. Am just about to…