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Opening new PowerShell Windows from PowerShell and Running Commands in them
Opening a new PowerShell window from an open one and running a command inside it was not as simple to figure out as I expected.
Mar 20, 2023
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PowerShell
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pwsh
Programmatically get your AWS Account ID with .NET
It took me a little while to figure this out, so I thought I’d share.
Mar 17, 2023
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AWS
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dotNet
Many Ways to make and Deserialize an HTTP GET with HttpClient
There are so many ways to make and deserialize an HTTP GET request. In this post, I’ll show a few approaches.
Mar 16, 2023
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C#
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dotNet
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HttpClient
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Serialization
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Deserialization
Polly with .NET 6, Part 8 - Policy Registry with Minimal APIs, and HttpClientFactory
You can use the Polly Policy Registry with Minimal APIs and HttpClientFactory. Read on to see how.
Mar 15, 2023
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Polly
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dotNet6
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Minimal API
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Dependency Injection
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HttpClientFactory
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Polly Registry
Pi to 100 places with Amazon Polly and .NET
A fun post for Pi day.
Mar 14, 2023
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Amazon Polly
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AI
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dotNet
How to Handle Enums in the Input to a .NET AWS Lambda Function
If you invoke a Lambda function passing in value that deserializes to an enum and you are using the DefaultLambdaJsonSerializer it will fail. This post shows how to get around that problem in two ways.
Mar 9, 2023
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AWS Lambda
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dotNet
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Serialization
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Function as a Service
Transcribing Two Speakers with Amazon Transcribe via Speaker Identification with .NET
Amazon Transcribe provides two ways to identify speakers in a piece of audio. In this post, you will see how to use speaker identification to distinguish between the voices of two people.
Mar 8, 2023
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AWS
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Transcribe
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dotNet
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AI
How to Handle Numbers Represented as Strings in the Input to a .NET AWS Lambda Function
If you invoke a Lambda function with a number represented as a string, and you are using the DefaultLambdaJsonSerializer it will fail. This post shows how to get around that problem in two ways.
Mar 1, 2023
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AWS Lambda
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dotNet
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Serialization
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Function as a Service
Lambda cold starts for .NET applications are not so bad
Many people are worried about cold starts for .NET applications on AWS Lambda, but they are probably not as bad as you think - they are not that frequent, and they are not that slow.
Feb 27, 2023
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AWS
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AWS Lambda
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Cold Start
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dotNet
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Function as a Service
Simple Deserialization of JSON from a File in C#
This is one of those posts that I write for my future self. Here’s how to deserialize JSON from a file in C#. It also lists multiple ways to create the C# model from the JSON.
Feb 24, 2023
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Serialization
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dotNet
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JSON
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