Try Dot Net–again–part 32

I wanted to put my project on the .NET try – it is a wonderful tool that makes magic for .NET . However, I wanted to be in a docker container. I have open a issue here: https://github.com/dotnet/try/issues/590

It was resolved  – now I can specify the port

But the problem now it is that cannot run the program ( ok, I have not a simple program)

But – the idea is that is not released yet the final version

So I decide to let it go – and wait for the new official release.

Moral: if you do not have time, do not work with anything other than the release versions…

Infovalutar

And one hour passes...
(This is the result of 1 hour per day auto-challenge as a full cycle developer for an exchange rates application)
( You can see the sources at https://github.com/ignatandrei/InfoValutar/ )

Nr	Post
1	Start
2	Reading NBR from internet
3	Source control and build
4	Badge and test
5	CI and action
6	Artifacts and dotnet try
7	Docker with .NET Try
8	ECB
9	Intermezzo - Various implementations for programmers
10	Intermezzo - similar code - options
11	Plugin implementation
12	GUI for console
13	WebAPI
14	Plugin in .NET Core 3
15	Build and Versioning
16	Add swagger
17	Docker - first part
18	Docker - second part
19	Docker - build Azure
20	Pipeline send to Docker Hub
21	Play with Docker - online
22	Run VSCode and Docker
23	Deploy Azure
24	VSCode see tests and powershell
25	Code Coverage
26	Database in Azure
27	Sql In Memory or Azure
28	Azure ConString, RSS
29	Middleware for backward compatibility
30	Identical Tables in EFCore
31	Multiple Data in EFCore
32	Dot net try again
33	Start Azure Function
34	Azure function - deploy
35	Solving my problems
36	IAsyncEnumerable transformed to IEnumerable and making Azure Functions works
37	Azure functions - final
38	Review of 37 hours
39	Last Commit in AzureDevOps
40	Create Angular WebSite
41	Add static Angular to WebAPI .NET Core
42	Docker for Angular
43	Angular and CORS
44	SSL , VSCode, Docker
45	Routing in Angular
46	RxJS for Routing
47	RxJs Unsubscribe