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    Building ASP.NET Core apps using Cake in Docker

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    In this post, I give a brief introduction to Roslyn analyzers, what they're for, and how to create a simple analyzer in Visual Studio 2017.…

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    Using Docker Hub to automatically build a Docker image for ASP.NET Core apps

    In this post I show how you can use Docker Hub's GitHub integration to automatically build a Docker image when you push to your GitHub repository.…

     in  Docker ASP.NET Core GitHub Docker Hub
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    Home, home on the range: Installing Kubernetes using Rancher 2.0

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     in  .NET Core Testing xUnit
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    Creating a custom xUnit theory test DataAttribute to load data from JSON files

    In this post I'll show how you can create a custom implementation of an xUnit DataAttribute that loads the data for theory tests from JSON files.…

     in  .NET Core Testing xUnit
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