Transitioning from DevOps to DevSecOps
It is no secret that development operations teams, also known as DevOps, are now expected to deliver their work at… Continue reading! Transitioning from DevOps to DevSecOps
It is no secret that development operations teams, also known as DevOps, are now expected to deliver their work at… Continue reading! Transitioning from DevOps to DevSecOps
Originally named “AngularJS,” Angular is a JavaScript framework written in Typescript. Created in 2010 by Misko Hevery at Google, its… Continue reading! Background and Comparison of Angular, React and Vue
As discussed in Part 1 and Part 2 of this blog series, ASP.NET Membership allows you to validate and store… Continue reading! Integrating ASP.NET Membership’s Authentication and Authorization with Existing Corporate Database with MVC5, Entity Framework 6 – Part 3
As discussed in Part 1 of this blog series, ASP.NET Membership allows you to validate and store user credentials with built-in functionalities.… Continue reading! Integrating ASP.NET Membership’s Authentication and Authorization with Existing Corporate Database with MVC5, Entity Framework 6 – Part 2
ASP.NET Membership allows you to validate and store user credentials with built-in functionalities. It helps you manage user authentication in… Continue reading! Integrating ASP.NET Membership’s Authentication and Authorization with Existing Corporate Database with MVC5, Entity Framework 6 – Part I
Rapid progress in the realm of DevOps and the onset of the container deployment revolution has inspired new software architecture… Continue reading! Microservices: Unpacking the Hype
Over the last decade, digital content has continued to gain ground with the ever-increasing number of new technologies being used… Continue reading! A Comparison of PHP-Based Web Content Management Systems
As of writing this post, we would be hard pressed to find folks in the Information Technology (IT) industry who… Continue reading! Best Practices in Using Agile Scrum
Agile development is becoming the norm for building applications. Work is done in 1-week to 3-week sprints during which time… Continue reading! UX Phases in Agile Development
Earlier in September, I presented at the Project Management Institute DC Chapter’s PM Symposium called Design for Agility, Focus on… Continue reading! Shout-out to PMI for Opportunity to Present on Agile Metrics at the PM Symposium