Category: .NET
From weather data to gate controls: what I’ve been building
My recent programming work connects the things I enjoy: weather observations, home automation, and reusable .NET libraries. Here’s a look at four projects I’ve been updating. Redfield Weather: a new Blazor dashboard My personal weather station uses a Davis Vantage Pro2 and Davis AirLink. The Redfield Weather repository now describes a .NET 10 Blazor WebAssembly…
GitHub Projects
I haven’t posted in a while, so I thought it would be good to update what I have been up to. I have been working on a lot of projects that I hope help the community. I have released two nuget packages and one npm package. The source code to all this and more can…
Redfield Weather Code now on GitHub
My code for Redfield Weather is now available on GitHub https://github.com/erenken/redfieldweather I had to move my secure connection strings out of the web.config and app.config files before I could post this online. I decided to try Azure Key Vault as I am already hosting my site on Azure. I have to say this was really easy…
Updated Weather Site
So I finally got around to updating my weather site, www.redfieldweather.com. It has been something I have been wanting to do for a while. I couldn’t update it for the longest time because my hosting provider didn’t want to install ASP.NET 4.0 until they made sure it was stable. They just got my site switched…
ASP.NET SQL Session State in a Web Farm
I found out the hard way that storing session in a SQL server takes a little more work then most of the books that I have read talk about. Most articles don?t talk about what settings you should have when you are in a web farm. This article will hopefully point you in the right…