Recent Posts
5 Best Tools for Traveling Developers
Ever forget to take something from home? In today's post, I present five of the best traveling tools for a developer.
Divide and Conquer: Implementing New Solutions for Convenient Coding or Why UI and JS are Important to Separate
In today's post, our guest blogger Susan Saurel explains why it's important to separate your JavaScript from the user interface (UI)
Updating the Menu System to ASP.NET Core 3.1 with Microsoft Identity
The menu example needs an upgrade. Today, we update our menu system to work with ASP.NET Core 3.1 and Microsoft Identity's Claims and Entity Framework Core
Collection: Codemash 2020 Recap
Missed Codemash this year? This collection will make you feel like you were there with reviews and coverage of the event.
Codemash 2020 (part 2)
Our guest blogger, Andrew Hinkle, couldn't stay away and went back for more Codemash. Here's his review of how Codemash went for him.
Are out and ref modifiers in C# a code smell?
If there's a new feature in C#, should you immediately implement it? In today's post, I discuss and offer alternatives to the out parameter.
Growing Up with Insight
After switching over to becoming a consultant, a realization hit me as to where I'm working! Today, I share a little history of myself and a personal shock!
Codemash v2.0.2.0
Codemash 2020 was awesome (again). In today's post, I review my two days at this programmer's conference in Sandusky, Ohio.
How to Optimize The Impact of Your Videos
Our guest blogger today, Gilad David Maayan, explains how videos can help with web development and tips on how to optimize them for your readers
5 Tips For Helping Coders Collaborate On Web Development Projects
Coding can be viewed as a solitary endeavor, but it’s often strongly collaborative, and getting coders working together effectively is vitally important for the efficient delivery of development projects. Here, we look at five tips for doing just that.