Personal node-red server in Heroku

I’ve not been happily hacking since long time ago. I’ve been controlled by my agilist alter ego… like if Hulk was asleep by a long dose of Prozac. Oh, oh, oh!… but the power is back. I feel the geekness traversing my blood torrent. [Read More]
Tags: Hack, node-red, serverless, heroku

The weird IgnoreRoute syntax

Last day I was working to deploy a ClickOnce application from an ASP.NET MVC website. Nothing was working, and looking for a solution, I arrived to a method documented like this on the MSDN. Wow… a method to change ASP.Net MVC routes with expressions based on a syntax that nobody... [Read More]
Tags: ASP.NET, ClickOnce, Routes

WCF, MSMQ and messages disordered on sending

If you have worked with transactional MSMQ, there is something probably you have heard a lot of times: Messages sent from computer A to computer B are always delivered in the same order they were sent. [Read More]
Tags: WCF, .net

Octopress 2.0 on cygwin

Today I got working Octopress 2.0 on a Cygwin environment. I’m going to share some hacks needed to make it work. [Read More]
Tags: octopress, misc

Personal Mobile Git Server

Why should I need a git server on my mobile phone? Well… first of all, because it is fun. Then, if you think about it again, we spend a lot of time writing lines “not so important” to put into whatever your source code server is, but quite important to... [Read More]
Tags: misc, hacking