Recent Posts
Creating Multi-Tier Subscriptions using C#
It's always best to give options to users when it comes to subscriptions. Today, we introduce a unique way to attach application features to a subscription
Task Runner Gulp Update in Visual Studio
After looking over my Gulp script, it definitely required some updates. In this post, I review what's required to update it to the latest version
The Cost of Cloud Security: You Need it, But Can You Afford it?
With cloud security as a hot topic, our guest blogger David Maayan provides a number of reasons why it's required and how even a small number of security measures can help.
What are Azure Reserved Instances and Using Them to Reduce Cloud Costs
In today's post, our guest blogger Gilad David Maayan explains what Azure Reserved Instances are and how to use them to save cloud costs
2022 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Observations
With the latest results for 2022, we examine a number of results that stood out in the report.
File Upload with AJAX: A Quick Guide
Our guest blogger, Gilad David Maayan, provides us a quick way on how to implement a file upload with AJAX
Minimizing Cyclomatic Complexity with Pattern Matching
Using too many switch or if..then..else statements makes your code harder to maintain. Today, I show alternatives on how to shrink your cyclomatic complexity.
What’s The Difference Between A Software Engineer And A Cloud Engineer? A Quick Breakdown
In today's post, our guest blogger, Victoria Greene explains the difference between a software engineer and a cloud engineer.
What Unit Tests Reveal About a Web App
What does your unit tests reveal about your web application? In today's short post, I list three ways to identify problems with your unit tests
Real-World Refactoring: Complex LINQ-ing
LINQ is so powerful, you can create a one-liner LINQ statement to create a report. In today's post, we put LINQ to the test by refactoring a user's piece of code