💡Tip of the day for developers working on APIs for mobile applications or webhooks: Microsoft Dev Tunnels tool allows you to securely expose your localhost to the internet

ARM templates gave me nightmares. Bicep is a nice alternative. Terraform is another one (but you need AzAPI provider to have 100% API coverage). Using programming languages instead of a DSL is the way 😉 and Pulumi is amazing for that.

➡️ In JetBrains IDEs and in Visual Studio it's called Clipboard history/ring and you can use the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + V (Windows) ➡️ If you're on Windows, there's a built-in clipboard history (Windows + V) that can be combined with the utility Advanced Paste from Power Toys

💡Today's tip if you work on Windows and start your day by always opening the same applications: Microsoft Power Toys' Workspaces utility lets you launch a set of applications in predefined locations with a single click.

Today's tip for debugging your Azure Functions locally without an HTTP trigger: You can still trigger your function with a POST request 😉 ➡️ request format: POST hostname/admin/functions/functionName ➡️ the request body: { “input”: “<TRIGGER_INPUT>” }

I'm speaking at PulumiUP 2024! Come join me on September 18th to learn about industrializing the configuration of your GitHub repositories using Infrastructure as Code 👉 buff.ly/4dL4X9t 👉 buff.ly/4dL4X9t #github #pulumi #InfrastructureAsCode

This is huge! Pulumi now supports using ANY Terraform (or OpenTofu) provider. Providers can come from a public registry(like OpenTofu Registry), an organization's internal registry or a local path on your machine.

I love that you can now choose your favorite package manager using pulumi with Node.js. And for me, it's pnpm ). #pulumi #pnpm

This blog migration to @nuxt_js is becoming a little more than a simple migration. Anyway, I'm having fun with Nuxt Content and NuxtUI. #nuxt

Sometimes it's the little things that make the developer experience great. Currently looking at the Open Graph tab in Nuxt Dev Tools 👉🤩🤩🤩 #nuxt