How to containerize a SvelteKit application
This article guides you through the steps required to containerize your SvelteKit application
Matthias Güntert
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macOS
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macOS: How to clean stale entries from the Login Items & Extension screen
Introduction I found it annoying, that over time, my macOS collected more and more stale entries within the list of
C#
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Good practices with FluentResult
A short write up of what I consider good practices when using FluentResult with ASP.NET Core... to be continued
How to remove public access to your Dokploy UI and restrict it to SSH tunneling
This is going to be a short post, demonstrating how you can remove public exposure from your Dokploy management interface
Designing a radius-based proximity search with Postgres & PostGIS
This article takes a look at how a radius-based proximity search can be implemented with Postgres & PostGIS
ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs: Quick Guide to API Versioning
Introduction When building RESTful APIs with ASP.NET Core, you'll sooner or later find yourself in the place
Comparing self-hostable PaaS solutions: CapRover, Coolify & Dokploy reviewed
This article compares CapRover, Coolify, and Dokploy as self-hosted PaaS options. Through hands-on testing, it highlights strengths, weaknesses, and trade-offs to help teams choose the right platform for deploying and managing applications efficiently.
SQL
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Migrating your Ghost blog from SQLite3 to MySQL
This article demonstrates how your Ghost SQLite DB can be migrated to MySQL 8
C#
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How to use Auth0 with ASP.NET Core 9 Blazor Server
This article explains how a basic setup can be reached to get started with Auth0 and Blazer Server based on ASP.NET Core 9.
From Windows to Mac: Hosting Azure SQL locally without missing SSMS
Switched to macOS and missing SSMS? Here’s how I export an Azure SQL database, run SQL Server in Docker, and restore it using Azure Data Studio or sqlpackage.
Git
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How to easily prune your local branches without a remote using Git
Consider the following, not so exciting, git workflow, common in trunk-based development, where branches should be short-lived. You start by
Why you should use Feature Toggles with Terraform
Feature toggles in Terraform allow resources to be created or skipped dynamically using count or for_each. They make updates safer, enable selective changes, and ensure backward compatibility, helping manage infrastructure efficiently without disrupting existing setups.