Azure Function Proxies - Part 1: Represent heterogenous service operations into a single API

When using the Microsoft Azure stack, an important aspect is to use the right service for the job. In this way, you might end up with an API that is composed of several Azure services such as Blob Storage, Logic Apps and Azure Functions. In order to publish such an API in a unified way, you can leverage Azure Functions Proxies.

F# Coin Change Kata with Property-Based Testing

Using F# and Property-Based Testing to solve the Coin Change Kata really helped me to get more insight in the Property-Based Testing technique; I hope it will help you also.

F# Agent Pipeline Processing in Concurrent Applications

How can we use the F# Agent to set up a pipeline which can be used in Concurrent Applications? We need not only a working version but also a declarative version which we can easily extend and maintain.

10 Differences between Azure Functions and Logic Apps

Azure's serverless PaaS offering consists of Azure Functions and Logic Apps. If you consult the documentation, you'll find out that there is quite some overlap between the two. For many people, it's not clear what technology to use in what scenario. In this blog post, I discuss the main differences between these two event-driven Azure services and I provide some guidance to help you to make the right decision.

Test Infected - Functional Ignorance

How can Functional Programming help us to ignore even more in our tests?

How to choose the AS2 Signing Algorithm in BizTalk 2016

With the introduction of BizTalk 2016 it is now possible to use SHA-2 certificates when signing a message. As this is not as straightforward as I expected it to be, I’ve decided to share my experiences with setting up SHA-2 in this blogpost.