Hello and happy Monday! I’ve had an intense weekend with a sick 5-month-old, but I finally got around to buying a stroller for running and if feels great to run at a decent pace again! Loke is yet to crawl, and has been kind enough to let me sneak him in to work so I […]
Fun fact- this video was recorded while I was in prodromal labor, and although you can’t tell- I was in a lot of pain. I recorded this video with Barry at the Öredev conference after my session on ASP.NET Core, and afterwards we drove home. The next day I had to make an emergency visit […]
As you know, I’m a big fan of .NET Core. Turns out Mark Rendle also is! I had the pleasure of meeting this lovely programmer and his daughter at LeetSpeak last weekend when they did a session together. Rendle is one of my favorite people in the developer community, besides being very skilled, funny and […]
I’m setting up OpenIdConnect authentication for our system and came across a peculiar problem. Although I was able to log in using an external authentication server (for example a Google account) the HttpContext.User.Identity.Name would be null. But looking at the claims I could see a name claim. What was going on? When you authenticate the […]
A quick post to vent my frustration after spending a few hours trying to deploy a self contained ASP.NET Core app. I was going to deploy a portal for our Konstrukt implementation consultants, but the deploy folder would be empty and I kept getting this error when publishing from the commandline: error : NETSDK1061: The […]
I have a bad habit of using the NuGet Package Manager Console in Visual Studio as a PoSh CLI (which it sort of is), and today I ran ‘dotnet run’. And then I was unable to kill the session. The console was unresponsive, and so was the NuGet browser. Arghhh….ops. I restarted Visual Studio, and […]
My dear friend Jonas is currently learning Chinese as his partner is from China. She is learning Swedish, and he is learning Chinese. Since we now work together I get to hear about his progress pretty much every day, and on several occasions, he has expressed his frustration with the quality of translation and study […]
We have been doing a round-robin-flu at work for the last few weeks, and this week it was my turn. It has been a frustrating and boring week in bed- but I’m finally recovering and I can start publishing the posts I’ve been working on since summer vacation. We are doing a cold&flu round-robin at […]