Konstantin Lepeshenkov scale-tone

💡 “A software architect who does not code is like a cook who does not eat” © Grady Booch.

So I do eat. And I do code. And here is some of the code I do.

Durable Functions Monitor - a monitoring/debugging UI tool for Azure Durable Functions.
ThrottlingTroll - rate limiting/throttling middleware for ASP.NET Core and Azure Functions.
KeeShepherd - this VsCode extension takes care of credentials (secrets, access keys, connection strings etc.), which are typically spread across numerous config files on your devbox(es). Also includes UI for Azure Key Vault and GitHub Secrets.
Azure Resource Explorer for VsCode - a clone of Azure Resource Explorer in form of a VsCode extension.
az-func-as-a-graph - this tool visualizes your Azure Functions in form of interactive graphs, giving you a quick architecture overview and a code map.
Cognitive Search Static Web Apps sample - a simple sample UI for your Azure AI Search index. Built with React, TypeScript and Azure Static Web Apps.
durable-mvc-starter - basic project setup and scaffolding for creating serverless web applications based on Azure Durable Entities, Azure SignalR Service, React+MobX and TypeScript.
AzFunc4DevOps - a set of Azure DevOps Triggers and Bindings for Azure Functions.
LINQ2DynamoDB - a type-safe data context for AWS DynamoDB with LINQ and in-memory caching support. Allows to combine DynamoDB's durability with cache speed and read consistency.

List of Volvo car models I owned:

(1998-2000) 340, 5-door hatchback, 1.7 L, manual, rear-wheel-drive with transaxle, dark grey.
(2000-2003) 440, 5-door hatchback, 1.8 L, manual, light grey.
(2003-2006) s40, 4-door sedan, 1.6 L, manual, dark green.
(2006-2020) ... was going through some things ...
(2020-now) c30, 3-door hatchback, 1.6 L, manual, dark grey.

Also I bear two 🚗 licenses (for both sides of the road) and four ⛵ licenses (for various Globe regions).

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