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Need Mobile Inspiration? See How These Businesses Use Mobile [Infographic]
Does your company need an idea for a mobile app? Check out what these businesses are doing and how they use mobile marketing to their advantage
Which Mobile Web Technology Do I Choose?
Mobile web technology is becoming more confusing as developers continue to build websites. Today, we discuss the various types and which one is right for you.
Using ASP.NET Core Tag Helpers for Image Layout
Different image sizes in HTML can be a pain in your layouts. In today's post, we create an ASP.NET Tag Helper to display multiple layouts based on an image's size.
10 Ways to Write a Great Software Developer Resume
Looking to create a great resume for your dream job as a software developer? Our guest blogger Grace Carter presents ten ways on how to write that great resume.
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Dude, Let's [XML] Shred!
Our guest blogger, Andrew Hinkle, gives us the basics of how to shred XML into a more useful query using SQL Server.
10 Tips for Entity Framework Reverse POCO Generator
The POCO generator creates fast entities through it's T4 generation. Today, we show some interesting tips on using this extension to it's maximum potential.
5 Uncommon C# Statements/Keywords
After digging around in C#, I found some interesting discoveries. In today's post, I go over these uncommon C# statements/keywords with some examples.
Stir Trek 2018, Part 2
As with last year, Andrew Hinkle went to Stir Trek again this year. In today's post, he reviews Stir Trek based on his experience this year and compares it with last year.
Stir Trek 2018, Part 1
Last Friday, the annual, one-day event brought developers together once again. Today, in Part 1, I write about my experience at the conference.
Freelancer Tip: Don't Make Your Customers Angry
Always treat your customers with respect. You never know when that will come back around and bite you.