I'm a big consumer of YouTube, and found myself manually adding videos from my YT Subscriptions into various playlists for later watching. There's no reason this should be a manual process, so I automated it - https://github.com/drewmrobson/add-video-to-youtube-playlist.
I use PlantUML for my Diagrams-As-Code solution so much that I built my own free tool to make it faster and easier to create, copy and download multiple diagrams - https://www.puml.dev/.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
Software development is a team sport, so any tool or process which helps individuals communicate better will improve the team’s performance. Images are an easy way to cut through confusion, and Greenshot makes image-based communication incredibly easy.
Greenshot is a free, light-weight screenshot software tool for Windows. Install it via Chocolatey from https://community.chocolatey.org/packages/greenshot. Once installed, Greenshot will sit in the background waiting to be used via hotkeys.
A picture is worth a thousand words.
Software development is a team sport, so any tool or process which helps individuals communicate better will improve the team’s performance. Images are an easy way to cut through confusion, but it can be difficult to get a visual representation of your Azure Infrastructure. Providing this visual representation is very helpful in presenting or analysing your current state infrastructure, so here’s an easy way to generate it via a command line tool.
Azure Visualizer, aka ‘AzViz’ is a PowerShell module which automatically generates Azure resource topology diagrams as an SVG.