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    Deploy a .NET & Angular application to an Azure App Service with multiple environments using an Azure Pipeline and Bicep

    In this article, I will show you a full tutorial on how to create a .NET application using Angular for the frontend and deploy this application with Azure DevOps pipelines on multiple App Service environments.

    You are going to learn:

    You can find the code for this tutorial on my GitHub account.

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    Mastering C# array slicing - A guide to the .. (range) and ^ (hat) operators

    From time to time, I like to refresh my knowledge of some basic features of C#. Today, we are going to focus on the .. operator, also known as the range operator, and the ^ operator, also known as the hat operator.

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    Use the TableOutput attribute to write in a Storage Account from your Function by using a Managed Identity

    Consider the following scenario in Azure:

    The TableOutputAttribute comes to the rescue. Let us see how.

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    Access Azure Key Vault secrets using a Service Principle with certificate within an Azure DevOps pipeline

    Azure Key Vault is a cloud service that provides secure storage for secrets, keys, and certificates of your applications. Integrating Key Vault with Azure DevOps pipelines enhances security by managing sensitive information efficiently.

    This article will guide you through the process of accessing secrets from an Azure Key Vault using a Service Principal with a certificate within an Azure pipeline. We will start for the very first steps of creating all the needed resources in Azure, before going back to Azure DevOps. For training reasons, we will perform all the configuration steps with CLI commands, avoiding the Azure Portal UI.

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    How to restore overwritten Git commits when multiple developers are pushing changes simultaneously

    Consider the following scenario. Multiple developers work on one feature branch of a project. Developer A pushes commits into the feature branch, developer B oversees that his local repository is behind origin, force pushes his commits and as a result overwrites the commits from Developer A. Developer A pulls the changes and his commits are now gone. Can Developer’s A missing commits be restored and how?

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