To continue on with our previous blog post, I will introduce Hashicorp Vault as a key management to manage our secrets for our Nodejs weather application. Installing Vault I will use docker to pull the docker image from dockerhub. Now that I have vault image pulled, I will create a docker compose file for Vault […]
Category: VSCode
In this post, we will continue our previous nodejs weather application and introduce Docker for NodeJS application using VSCode. We will build our application and host it in docker by adding a Dockerfile. We will modify our code to take the APIKEY from an environment variable. Create Dockerfile Let’s launch our editor VSCode again with […]
In this post I wanted to go through how do we create a Nodejs application with vscode. The application is yet another weather node app, it is an easy example and loosely based on this project (https://codeburst.io/build-a-weather-website-in-30-minutes-with-node-js-express-openweather-a317f904897b), the difference is that we will build upon it to a series of how do we store secrets […]
Below is a VSCode with Golang video on mine on channel9 that I recorded at Channel 9 Studio, Redmond at Microsoft Campus (Seattle). Its a short introduction of using VSCode with Go Lang and how to debug in go lang using VSCode. Hope you enjoy. Taswar
Visual Studio Code with Python Django I wanted to continue on my python exploration and show how to get started with Visual Studio Code with Python Django. What is Django you may ask ? Not the movie for sure. Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. Built […]
Visual Studio Code with Python Flask I wanted to continue on my python exploration and show how to get started with Visual Studio Code with Python Flask. What is flask you may ask Flask is a microframework for Python based on Werkzeug, Jinja 2 and good intentions. And before you ask: It’s BSD licensed! Basically […]
Visual Studio Code with Python Visual Studio Code is the new kid on the block and it has lots of bells and whistle including using Visual Studio Code with Python. Requirements To install vscode, just go Visual Studio Code website. Its a very simple click through process if you are using Windows. If you are […]
