Recent Posts
Is it Your Job as a Web Developer to Warn Clients about Cybercrime?
With security becoming more important, our guest blogger, Vasilii Chekalov, asks us if we should warn clients about cybercrime.
Advanced Basics: Using Transforms In Your ASP.NET Project, Part 2
In part 2, we cover how ASP.NET Core uses configuration files through appsettings.json files and environment settings
Advanced Basics: Using Transforms In Your ASP.NET Project, Part 1
With your web application, configurations are extremely important. Today, I cover configuration files in ASP.NET and why they're important.
Fixing CSS Bloat using Visual Studio
Loading unused CSS for one page? Today, I offer a possible solution to organize CSS styles on bloated pages
Entity Framework Core: Using Junction or Associative Tables
One-to-many and one-to-one is easy, but what about many-to-many? Today, I explain how to create a many-to-many relationship in Entity Framework Core.
Developer Tips: C# Selenium with MSTest Basics
Our guest blogger, Andrew Hinkle, walks us through a checklist of how to setup Selenium with an introduction to DogFoodCon 2019
Why Do Developers Love Visual Studio?
Developers love Microsoft's Visual Studio, but why do they love it over other IDEs? Today, I discuss the most important features in Visual Studio for developers.
Developer Tips: C# Enum Alternative
For today's post, our guest blogger, Andrew Hinkle, shows us an alternative to enums.
Collection: Web API Best Practices
It seems like the wild, wild West out there when it comes to APIs. In this new collection, I focus on best practices when consuming and creating Web APIs.
Best Practices for Writing Unit Tests
Do you know when it's time to write unit tests? Today, I try to provide insight on best practices for how (and when) to write unit tests