Sergey .NET
Started to work on how to create as simple as possible scheduling and exception handling for .NET Core Worker Services. This is next blog post in the blog series about .NET Core Worker Service.
Blogs
Sync Azure App Configuration with GitHub Actions
LinkedIn: Sven Malvik
Twitter: @SvenMalvik

Testing Azure Functions on Azure DevOps – part 1: setup
LinkedIn: David Guida
Twitter: @DavideGuida82
How To Be Productive And Healthy When Working From Home
LinkedIn: Viktors Telle
Twitter: @ViktorsTelle

STORING UTC IS NOT A SILVER BULLET
Noda Time
LinkedIn: Jon Skeet
Twitter: @jonskeet
Adding speech capability to your chatbot using Bot Framework and Azure Speech Services
LinkedIn: Jamie Maguire
Twitter: @jamie_maguire1
App Trimming in .NET 5
LinkedIn: Sam Spencer
Twitter: @samsp
Import existing Azure DNS Zone into Pulumi
LinkedIn: Evgeny Borzenin
Twitter: @EvgenyBorzenin
ASP.NET Core Configuration – Configuration Providers
LinkedIn: Vladimir Pecanac
Twitter: @CodeMazeBlog
Seeding data in EF Core using SQL scripts
LinkedIn: Dejan Stojanovic
Twitter: @stojanovicdeja

Automatically find latent bugs in your code with .NET 5
LinkedIn: Jonathon Marolf
Twitter: @JonathonMarolf
Playing with EF Core 5 and Stack Overflow Data
LinkedIn: Phil Scott
Twitter: @Philco78

Working with MongoDB in ASP.NET Core – Ultimate Guide
LinkedIn: Mukesh Murugan
Twitter: @codewithmukesh
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