It took me almost three years to find out why my laptop always had Wi-Fi connection issues with Azure and Microsoft services. Honestly, this piece of garbage software pushed me to my absolute limit. Read more»
Many advertisements say something like “Only pay for what you use!” It sound like you can make your small app free of charge, but something can always go wrong. As I recently learned the hard way, serverless doesn’t always mean cheap. In fact, under the right conditions, it can be a massive budget burner. Here […] Read more»
I – and I think many other people – often use VS Code for code formatting. You can easily format a selected block of text by pressing Ctrl + K, Ctrl + F, or format the entire file using Shift + Alt + F. But how do you do the exact opposite? Read more»
If you see the message “Please wait for printer connection or cancel” when trying to print in Windows 11, Windows is usually attempting to select what it thinks is the most suitable printer automatically. This often happens when you use network printers. Read more»
The size of the file C:\Users\Realdevtipsuser\AppData\Local\Docker\wsl\data\ext4.vhdx was 51 GB. I couldn’t determine who was using that file or why. Since “Docker” was in the path, it made sense to check Docker settings. And I found the answer: Docker Desktop uses WSL2 storage. Read more»
When I decided to add an Azure Function project to the solution, I found out that I can not create Azure Function with Net 10.0 in Visual Studio 2026. I installed this version only because of Net 10! What to do? Read more»
By default Fluent UI TextField component as a label for the field renders plain text and you can not apply multiple styles to several parts of it. But if you want to write a comment after the field name, for example, (maximum 50 characters), you can’t do it. Read more»
Recently new version of SPFX framework was released and I wanted to try it. Luckily a small task came to me, and I decided to test it. I am satisfied with it, and I will write down benefits and disadvantages. Read more»
About six months ago, I built a small API application designed specifically for Azure. It leveraged several Azure-native features, including synchronization mechanisms and Azure App Registration for sending requests to SharePoint. The application was built using .NET 8 and deployed to a development environment. Read more»
When you want to send to your colleague a text with C# code or any other language, you can make the code look just like in an IDE – colored and highlighted. If you type three backticks “` at the beginning of a line in Microsoft Teams and press Enter, you can write properly formatted […] Read more»
