Updated posts to include blog-level link to view slides

Author: ProgrammerAL

src/ProgrammerAl.Site.Content/Posts/20240919-Presentation-DevOpsDaysTampaBay2024/post.md

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 - Conference
 - DevOps
 
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+- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ProgrammerAL/Presentations-2024/main/devops-days-tampa-bay-2024/presentation.html
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 ## DevOps like a Dev
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 You can download the slides from GitHub <a target="_blank" href="https://github.com/ProgrammerAL/Presentations-2024/tree/main/devops-days-tampa-bay-2024">here</a>.
 
+You can also view the slides in your browser by clicking <a target="_blank" href="/posts/20240919-Presentation-DevOpsDaysTampaBay2024/slides/0">here</a>.
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 ## Abstract
 

src/ProgrammerAl.Site.Content/Posts/20240921-Presentation-AtlDevConf2024/post.md

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 - C#
 - .NET
 
+Slides:
+- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ProgrammerAL/Presentations-2024/main/atlanta-developers-conference-2024/presentation.html
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 ## Setting Up Your C# Pit of Success
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 You can download the slides from GitHub <a target="_blank" href="https://github.com/ProgrammerAL/Presentations-2024/tree/main/atlanta-developers-conference-2024">here</a>.
 
+You can also view the slides in your browser by clicking <a target="_blank" href="/posts/20240919-Presentation-20240921-Presentation-AtlDevConf2024/slides/0">here</a>.
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 ## Abstract
 
 Writing code is only 40% of the work. Maintaining high-quality code is maybe another 20%. Reviewing PRs and updating dependencies are just some of the manual processes we have to deal with that regularly take us away from the fun part of development: writing code. But we're developers, and we can automate these processes. Nay, we MUST automate or risk becoming less efficient the longer we work on a codebase. Thankfully, the 20+ year lifespan of C# and .NET means it has some features built-in to help us enforce certain levels of code quality.