Jason Stangroome

Web Performance and Security (formerly Team Foundation Server, PowerShell, MSBuild)
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Monthly Archives: May, 2006

  • Deblector arrives May 3, 2006

Me


Jason Stangroome
- Principal Engineer for section.io

Recent Tweets

  • RT @craigaloewen: The wait is over! #WSL2 just released to Windows Insiders, you can learn all about how you can get started using it right… 1 week ago
  • RT @sectionio: Telco Cooperation Accelerates 5G and Edge Computing Adoption #EdgeComputing #5G #telcos #OpenSource  buff.ly/2ZbFcbT 2 weeks ago
  • RT @mipsytipsy: Your job is not done when you commit to master. Your job is not done until... well, until your code is decommissioned or y… 1 month ago
  • RT @sectionio: One of the ways we help keep our #remote teams connected is our weekly How I Dev series. buff.ly/2GuWaeL 2 months ago
  • RT @sectionio: Super stoked to reveal the next evolution of the Section brand! section.io/blog/section-b… https://t.co/EUHpiqu6WD 2 months ago

Categories

Azure Coded UI Continuous Delivery Dot Net MSBuild Nuget PowerShell SCVMM Security SQL Server TFS TFS Deployer Uncategorized Virtualization Visual Studio Web Performance

Most Popular

  • PowerShell Select-Xml versus Get-Content
  • PowerShell Registry Find and Replace
  • Queue another Team Build when one Team Build succeeds
  • Find Duplicate Files With PowerShell
  • PowerShell Update-Help and an Authenticating Proxy
  • Avoid password management with Group Managed Service Accounts
  • Queue a Team Build from another and pass parameters
  • Inspecting Docker container processes from the host

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