SHANE'S BLOG

During the development of your projects, it is often beneficial or required to utilise multiple repositories containing source code for multiple projects, reusable scripts, and additional resources required to build, test, and publish your code. In this post, I'm going to share how you can utilise multiple repositories in your pipelines to slimline your dev ops processes.

An RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed is a file that contains content that a site has published. Usually in reverse chronological order. RSS feeds are a fantastic way for interested parties to embed, view and consume said site's latest content in many different ways.

Markdown is an awesome markup language that many developers have come to love. I use it daily for my own personal journals, project readme's, and system documentation. It is so simple and lightweight, yet powerful and adaptive.

In this post, I am going to discuss with examples the Fluent Interface Design Pattern to use a chain of methods or "Method Chaining" to rapidly create a set of methods that operates/shares the same object. We are going to go over the following points:

Recently I was updating the CD of a project and came across a peculiar issue with Invoke-Expression not executing a script when the file path contained spaces.