Lessons Learned: How to avoid getting asked for tokens in MS Azure console apps

Posted on by David Vassallo

Microsoft has been migrating most of Azure's functionality to the "Microsoft Graph API", which is fantastic as that allows us to automate a bunch of things within the Azure cloud. However, the Graph API is secured behind an OAuth2 flow, and if you've ever dealt with OAuth2 you'd know that it revolves around "tokens" which … Continue reading Lessons Learned: How to avoid getting asked for tokens in MS Azure console apps

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Singleton patterns in Python’s AIO-HTTP

Posted on by David Vassallo

AIO-HTTP is a web server framework built on python 3's async capabilities. The performance benefits of using async are widely documented online - but suffice to say you can get performance from Python which is on par with NodeJS! If you're coming from a Java (or similar) background, one of the questions you'll probably come … Continue reading Singleton patterns in Python’s AIO-HTTP