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TEQnation 2023
Visiting TEQnation has brought me back in contact with people outside my organisation. Sometimes you need to look elsewhere to get forward in technology. I’ll try to write down what I learned today and hope to see you on the … Continue reading
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Tagged AI, backstage, data mesh, GitHub, graphql, Security, teqnation
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Webapi core 2.1 and jQuery (CORS)
I’ve written before about Cordova, AngularJs, WebApi and CORS. (Cross Origin Resource Sharing) Now we have te same hurdle to take with our dotnet core 2.1 webapi. Since the webapi is on a webserver and accessible to third parties we decided … Continue reading
Github 2FA from Visual Studio 2013
Tried to sync some changes to my Trello repository on Github but got prompted for my credentials. I remembered activating two-factor authentication (2FA) just recent. Would I be prompted for the one-time-password (OTP)? No, a 401 unauthorized was the answer. … Continue reading
Call WCF on NetTcpBinding from anonymous website
Our project uses WCF services hosted on multiple machines. The binding used can be chosen from predefined options. One of the options is NetTcpBinding. A website hosted in IIS with anonymous authentication is used to consume the WCF service. When … Continue reading
SDC 2014
The SDN – Software Development Network – is a special interest group for dutch developers. Four times a year they organise an event where people present and talk about their passion. As a member of the SDN you are aware … Continue reading
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Tagged asp.net, async, coded UI test, internet-of-things, mobile services, MS Access, nosql, sdn, Security, SOLID, TDD, visual studio, Windows Azure, windows phone
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