đź‘‹ Welcome to my blog! I’m a software engineer with decade+ experience, specializing in backend and algorithms, preferably using .NET. I love creating effective, robust, and maintainable software systems.
Let’s get to know each other:
đź‘‹ Welcome to my blog! I’m a software engineer with decade+ experience, specializing in backend and algorithms, preferably using .NET. I love creating effective, robust, and maintainable software systems.
Let’s get to know each other:
Recently, I came across a one-year-old Youtube tutorial, that showed how to run ChatGPT on my own data in ~15 minutes. That sparked my interest, I thought - what if I fed ChatGPT with my codebase, so it could respond to queries like: Where in the code is the order total compared to what’s returned by the vendor? And it would show me code fragments with class names (I’m in C#)....
A couple of years ago I crafted an internal-use utility for one of my clients that uses Azure Static Web Apps with Blazor and some Functions. That worked well, but the client asked to extend functionality, so I decided to refresh the code along the way. Back in the day, I wrote the utility using .NET 6 and in-process functions, since the out-of-process mode was not yet available. The current ....
The AppInsights SDK is quite simple to integrate with and provides rather rich functionality and extensibility, but it is now considered a “legacy” - Azure team switched its focus to support OpenTelemetry: So, we should switch to using Azure.Monitor.OpenTelemetry.Exporter. That’s not a bad thing by itself, but there are not many guides on the migration process, especially for console applications like mine, and the Azure Exporter doesn’t support a lot of useful things I got used to....
Welcome to my blog! I’m glad you’re here. In this post, I want to briefly share my story and the reasons for this blog. Who am I? My name is Lev Yastrebov, Lev is pronounced like [lʲef]. I live in Türkiye (Turkey). The warm sea and mountains are a hard-to-beat combo! I’ve been technically inclined all my life, starting with modeling clubs (ships, aero) in elementary school, then moving on to electronics, where I learned to solder and the basics of electronic components....