Low-Cost NAS Using GlusterFS
By Jon Seeley
/ April 11, 2023
If you're like me, you've found that accessible backup solutions aren't necessarily the best options. You want to protect your...
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Welcome to my blog. My name is Jon Seeley and I’m a full-stack senior software engineer. I’ve been working in a Microsoft-based technology stack since .NET 1.0. Throughout my career I’ve primarily focused on the web stack (ASP.NET WebForms, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Core, heck even Silverlight). On the front-end I’ve used jQuery, angularJS, Angular, and React. My experience has also crossed boundaries into WinForms, WPF, WCF Services and console applications. I’m sharing here some of what I’ve learned and continue to learn. Learn more about me.
What is a Full-Stack Software Engineer?
By Jon Seeley
/ January 25, 2022
You've heard the buzzword, you've seen the job postings. If so many people are hot about this topic, it must...
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Unit Testing Auth0 Scripts
By Jon Seeley
/ October 19, 2021
Unit Testing Auth0 Scripts isn't exactly easy. Come see how to make it possible with a little magic and elbow...
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Skip Authentication Schemes in ASP.NET Core
By Jon Seeley
/ October 5, 2021
Authentication in ASP.NET Core is both powerful and dynamic. It provides you the power to incorporate many different schemes and...
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Understanding Policy-based authorization in ASP.NET Core
By Jon Seeley
/ June 1, 2021
Application security is a vital piece of our overall success as developers. Many of us have learned and applied role-based...
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SonarQube with GitHub Actions and .NET Core 5.x
By Jon Seeley
/ May 25, 2021
GitHub Actions are a great devops tool. As you're upgrading projects to .NET 5, however, you may run into issues...
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Mixed model binding in ASP.NET Core
By Jon Seeley
/ December 8, 2020
While powerful, default model binding in ASP.NET Core handles the basic use-cases. Anything you want to do beyond that --...
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ASP.NET Core Request Timeout IIS In-Process Mode
By Jon Seeley
/ October 20, 2020
Over the years we've seen .NET mature and change since v1. We've seen server technologies mature in many ways. Things...
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Multiple SSH Keys on GitHub
By Jon Seeley
/ August 25, 2020
Recently I ran into an issue I'd never had before. I wanted to access more than one GitHub account from...
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Windows Authentication in NET Core: Expanding Role-Based Security
By Jon Seeley
/ July 14, 2020
I recently wrote about implementing Windows Authentication with React and .NET Core. Given the length of that post, I found...
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