It's Not What You Say - It's How You Say It, and Other F# Style Conventions

Code style is maybe one of the most subjective topics in software development, and there can be hard-fought discussions over it. In this post, I'll go over some of my own metaphors for writing F# code

An F# Primitive Giraffe Wearing Lenses: A Ports and Adapters Story

Unlike object-oriented dependency, injections are functional programs usually structured in ports and adapters. In this post, I'll show you how to do this with a simple primitive giraffe, wearing lenses.

Arcus Templates v0.8 Finally Brings .NET 6 Support to Arcus, Add Together with New Templates and Features

The v0.8 release of Arcus Templates ends the journey of adding .NET support to Arcus. This release also contains tons of new features and useful changes. This run-down post will guide you through the biggest ones.

New Azure Background Jobs and Managed Identity Support in Arcus.BackgroundJobs v0.4

Arcus.BackgroundJobs v0.4 is packed with lots of fresh new features and added support. Come and take a look at what is included in this new release!

Managed Services: Exploring Recent Shifts in Monitoring Customer Solutions

Codit has been monitoring our customers’ solutions for over 20 years. For much of that time changes made have been incremental, as processes and tooling have gradually improved. In recent years however, the move to hybrid or cloud solutions and a shift in business expectations has caused the rate of change in goals and expectations to start accelerating. In this blog post, we explore the ways in which monitoring has changed.

The Long Overdue Arcus EventGrid v3.2 Release

Version v3.2 of the Arcus EventGrid library was released recently, almost two years after v3.1. Here's a long overdue, quick run-down of the new features and changes in this release.