Building an Azure App Service Log Viewer in LINQpad
I detail my experiences with making an azure log viewer in LINQPad.
Decode JWT Tool
Another initially throwaway tool I ended up reusing a lot, and referencing in other queries I wrote, is this one, my JWT tool. It’s essentially the same thing as JWT.IO but having something embedded in my other queries and reference-able is kind of nice.
If you aren’t aware of the ability to use #load "query" in LINQpad, now’s the time to know you can.
I used Scott Brady’s JWT Generator to make some fake data just to show what this does.
Here’s the source code. decode jwt.linq
ESCS Report Tool
I’ve been struggling with Microsoft ‘Extended Support Cloud Services’ a lot lately due to stuff at work.
One of the things I’ve been fighting with is the VIP swap functionality.
I ended up creating a report view of instances on my subscription. Here’s a link to what I came up with.
Example output:
One thing you can do with Linqpad you probably didn't know.
Here’s an example of something sorta simple and maybe kind of worthless, but it combines a lot of neat things.
- System.Reactive nuget package.
- Linqpad Html controls.
Hi!
I’m a big fan of LINQpad for Windows/Mac and use it almost every day for work, and for when I am doing stuff at home, too.
Since about edition 6, I discovered through the inclusion of the ‘Interactive Regex Evaluator’ that LINQpad has some really surprisingly powerful UI generation capabilities.