Is Blockchain Interest Really Low?
Gartner’s 2018 CIO survey had some pretty damning information when it came to blockchain technology. According to the survey, CIO’s in general have very little to no interest in blockchain […]
Interfacing .NET and Ethereum Blockchain Smart Contracts with Nethereum
.NET is the venerable framework that indie and enterprise developers alike have come to love. The ability to choose a variety of languages as well as deploy to a variety […]
Chip Off The Ol’ Blockchain – Part 3: How to Setup a CI/CD Pipeline with VSTS and Truffle
Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) has quickly become one for enterprise and indie developers the tool of choice for managing code repositories, processes, and test, and builds. With the rise […]
Chip Off The Ol’ Blockchain – Chip 2: Deploy a Smart Contract
Most people have probably heard about blockchains and even fewer people probably understand how they actually work. But even so, what makes blockchain technology itself so appealing is not about […]
How To Do Data Binding in Pure JavaScript
Data binding for modern applications is about as fundamental as addition is to mathematics. To write any major application without it would seem absurd. An related to data binding is […]
Chip Off The Ol’ Blockchain: What is a Blockchain? Part 1
Blockchain – just the word seems to stir up confusion. Because there is so much confusion surrounding blockchain, it’s often hard to get clarity about what it really is and […]
Implement a CAPTCHA with Azure Functions
CAPTCHA’s are those things that site administrators love because they stop comment and form spam but user hate because they are impossible to read. Regardless though, they have become a mainstay […]
Host a Website with Azure Functions and Node.JS, Part 2 — Logging
In part 1 of this series, we looked at how you could use Azure Functions to host a static website. The function basically served up static files it read off […]
Host a Website with Azure Functions and Node.JS, Part 1
Azure Functions are Microsoft’s answer to “serverless” computing. Functions enable applications developers to write event-driven code (ie. “functions”) than can be triggered by timers, manual integration, HTTP requests, service buses, […]