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Using Docker From the Windows Subsystem for Linux, Part 2
August 7, 2017
In the first post, Using Docker From the Windows Subsystem for Linux, I walked through the challenges of trying to use the Docker form inside the WSL to access the Docker for …
Using Docker From the Windows Subsystem for Linux
May 22, 2017
I’m a big fan of the new Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). It adds that missing piece for doing development on Windows: a bash prompt running on Linux. Now that may seem …
The Next Next Adventure
December 29, 2014
After a stretch of radio-silence, I’m ready to get back into writing again. We’re settled in after a very busy second half of the year. The JavaScript Capital of the …
The Next Adventure
April 15, 2014
The past 4 years here in Indianapolis have been wonderful and a time of growth for me. I have many happy memories as I look back at our time here. But, it is time for us to move …
Using Karma for JavaScript Testing
August 12, 2013
Getting the tooling to do TDD with JavaScript code has been something that I’ve been struggling with for the last year. There have been lots of tools that can handle one …
Getting started with Node.js and nginx
July 21, 2013
I’ve started to move on to the next phase of learning about Node.js. I have a few sites created and for the most part IISNode has done a good job allowing me to run within …
A Pattern for Connecting to MongoDB in an Express App
June 24, 2013
A common question I’ve seen on StackOverflow asks for the best way to open a connection to MongoDB when starting up your Express app. Folks generally don’t care for …
Getting Started With MongoDB and C# Revisited
May 26, 2013
A few years ago I wrote about using the MongoDB driver in C#. Its been one of my most popular posts and it really needs an update! Since 2011, the 10gen driver has become the …
The Creation of My New Blog
May 19, 2013
The World of WordPress About a year and a half ago I made the switch from Posterous to a WordPress for my blog. I figured that I might as well learn how to use the 800 pound …
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