In a corporate environment, the build server you have access to, and might even be responsible for, is almost usually ‘offline’ - which is to say that for annoyingly sensible security reasons, it is not reachable by the outside internet,...
After reviewing the code for the simple YAML parser I wrote, I decided it was getting a little messy, so before continuing, I decided to refactor it a little bit.
Previously we left off with a method which could parse the YAML header in one of our markdown files, and it was collecting each line between the --- header marker, for further processing.
The next thing to do to get BlogHelper9000 functional is to write a command which provides some information about the posts in the blog. I want to know:
In the introductory post to this series, I ended with issuing a command to initialise a new console project, BlogHelper9000. It doesn’t matter how you create your project, be it from Visual Studio, Rider or the terminal, the end result...