Archive: 2019

Steps Required to Host a .NET Core 2 Application on IIS

Scott Walker · May 20, 2019

There are steps to perform before your .NET Core 2 web app can be hosted successfully through IIS.

  1. Install IIS if it is not already installed
  2. Copy your code over including the web.config file
  3. Create a new website within IIS if needed
  4. Change the App Pool of the website and set it to No Managed Code
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Using Your Visual Studio Subscription for Azure Credits

Scott Walker · May 20, 2019

If you have a Visual Studio Professional subscription you are eligible to get a $50 credit each month to use for any Azure services.

To get started you'll need to create what Azure calls resources.

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Getting Started with Git and GitHub

Scott Walker · May 14, 2019

Git is probably the most popular source control tool out there right now. It can be confusing at first even if you are experienced with other source code repositories (TFS, SVN, etc.) After you learn the basics and get a strong foundation, you usually realize how helpful it is and it starts to make sense.

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