Theory doesn't ship features. You learned the why in Part 1https://coderlegion.com/11426/why-azure-functions-serverless-for-net-developers—when serverless makes sense, the economics, how it compares to App Service and Container Apps. Now let's build ...

Every time I opened a terminal, I waited. Not long — maybe a second and a half — but long enough to notice. Long enough to be annoying. I finally decided to profile my zsh startup, and what I found took it from 1.4 seconds down to 53 milliseconds. H...

Every time I opened a terminal, I waited. Not long — maybe a second and a half — but long enough to notice. Long enough to be annoying. I finally decided to profile my zsh startup, and what I found took it from 1.4 seconds down to 53 milliseconds. H...

I maintain a symlink-based dotfiles repo for macOS/zsh. Over time, I'd accumulated three different approaches to managing runtime versions: nvm for Node.js, brew install go for Go, and brew install python@3.13 for Python. Each had its own quirks, its...

You've just finished building a webhook handler. Maybe fifty lines of code—parse some JSON, hit a database, return a response. Now comes the fun part: provisioning a VM, configuring IIS, setting up SSL certificates, writing health checks, and figurin...