Author: oferzelig

Running a Bamboo CI Server Remote Agent on a Windows Server (Cloud) This post is dedicated to all the lost souls out there of people who try to get a Bamboo Remote Agent Windows server to work. We scratched our

TL;DR: It lets you make significant code and structural changes without fear, experiment features safely and much more. This post is a bit different from the rest of the posts in this blog. It is aimed towards developers in their

I’m confused. For many years I’ve been a .NET / Microsoft stack developer (from now on I might call it .NET for simplicity, but what I mean is the Windows / ASP / .NET / IIS / SQL Server etc.

So, after a journey of almost a year since I decided/wanted I need to learn AngularJS, here is some compilation of my experience with AngularJS learning: recommended quickstart/learning resources, main influencers (blogs, podcasts etc.), gotchas and a general roadmap. For

Part IV – Where Is This Blog Post Series Heading To? Those of you who have followed this blog post series (millions. I know.) might have asked themselves what about subsequent posts, because it’s been a while. The answer is

Part III – Launching Your First Ubuntu Server Machine In the first post of this series I explained the purpose of this tutorial, the type of audience it targets – Windows/.NET developers & power users, and why does a Windows

Here’s an email I’ve just got from Devin Wenig, eBay marketplaces president (emphasizes are mine): IMPORTANT: PASSWORD UPDATE Dear eBay Member, To help ensure customers’ trust and security on eBay, I am asking all eBay users to change their passwords.

Part II – Ubuntu & Flavors of Linux In the first post of this series I explained the purpose of this tutorial, what type of audience it targets – Windows/.NET developers & power users, and why does a Windows power

Part I – Introduction This post will be the beginning of a series of posts, I still don’t know how many, that will attempt to teach you the basics of using Linux, specifically using Ubuntu Server (why Ubuntu and why

I didn’t plan this to be the first blog post in my brand new blog, but it’s something I had in mind for quite a long time and I’ve just stumbled across Scott Hanselman’s great Microsoft killed my Pappy post.