Blazor is a hot new front-end development framework from Microsoft. Since it contains two different hosting models, deploying them to a container can be different depending on the type.

If you're not careful, your Python environment can quickly become a disaster. We'll walk through the available tools to be more (code) environmentally friendly and establish some (highly opinionated) preferences for setting up Python.

As a polygot programmer, I often find myself needing to write code in a language for which I don't have a development environment setup. Usually, this is for a small or short term project. When these situations arise, I use docker to avoid spending time setting up a full development environment that I may never use again.

Destroying your development environment frequently provides a forcing function to ensure that everything is automated, works and prevents manually created state from creeping into your data stores. In this post, I'll share the cost of not doing this as well as tips and code examples to set up your own development environment.