Carlos Mendible

Last week I attended to a Kafka workshop and this is my attempt to show you a simple Step by step: Kafka Pub/Sub with Docker and .Net Core tutorial. Let’s start: Create a folder for your new project # Open a command prompt an run

Not long after writing Step by step: Couchbase with .Net Core I discovered Couchbase Lite, which is still in development, but it looks like a great solution for embedded NoSQL scenarios. So let’s start with this simple: Step by step: Couchbase Lite with .Net Core tutorial. Create a folder for your new project # Open a command prompt an run

This week I started to read an understand how Couchbase works and that’s the reason I decided to write: Step by step: Couchbase with .Net Core Tip: I’ll be using Docker to install and run Couchbase Now let’s start: Create a folder for your new project # Open a command prompt an run

Last week I wrote: Step by step: Running ASP.NET Core on Raspberry Pi and didn’t have the time to write about running the application on startup. After browsing for a while I found this great post: Windows IoT Core: Running a PowerShell Script on Startup which showed me the way! As a prerequisite read and run the sample provided here: Step by step: Running ASP.NET Core on Raspberry Pi

After reading .NET Core on Raspberry Pi and successfully running a console application on Windows 10 IoT Core on my Raspberry Pi 3 I decided to write: Step by step: Running ASP.NET Core on Raspberry Pi. First be aware of the following prerequisites: Windows 10 IoT Core I’m running Insider Preview v.10.0.15058.0 .NET Core 2.0 SDK Now let’s start:

Last night after reading this tweet, I decided to try out Twilio with .NET Core Your feedback led to the newly redesigned C# helper library. See what's new and take it for a spin here: https://t.co/IuD4NZLBH9 pic.twitter.com/SzLB7udU1h — twilio (@twilio) February 28, 2017 Let’s create the sample console app: Create the application # Open a command prompt and run