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Review: NDepend 2017
NDepend released their new version for 2017 with new features like Smart Technical Debt estimation and Quality Gate checks. Today, I give you a review of NDepend 2017.
ASP.NET MVC Core IUrlHelper: Convert Your UrlHelper Extensions
When converting your MVC application over to MVC Core, you want to reuse as much as possible. Today, I show you a simple little trick on how to continue using your existing URLHelpers in ASP.NET MVC Core.
My Top 5 Motivational Books
Let's take a break from the tech scene and focus on some of my favorite motivational books I've read so far.
Progressive Web Application Framework Weigh-In
One of the big concerns with a Progressive Web Application is the size of the JavaScript. In this post, I compare different frameworks and explain which one to use for a PWA.
Building SPAs with .NET Core Just Became Really Simple
Not even a week ago, I explained how to create an Aurelia app in Visual Studio. Today, an update to .NET Core provides new templates to speed up your SPA development experience.
Should a Progressive Web App use a Framework?
When writing Progressive Web Applications, does it make sense to add a JavaScript framework or library? Today, I'll discuss some points about why you should and shouldn't use a JavaScript framework.
Using Aurelia with Visual Studio
After first experiencing Aurelia a year ago, a lot has changed since then. Today, I'll show you how to use Aurelia with Visual Studio 2015.
Review: Real-Life Responsive Web Design by Smashing Magazine
Responsive design is rapidly becoming the de-facto standard for websites and Smashing Magazine's new book called Real-Life Responsive Web Design is a cut above the rest.
4 Facts About a Mobile Spy App Hidden from Users
In recent years, there has been a drastic increase in mobile spy app users worldwide. Here are four facts hidden from users that you must know.
Codemash 2.0.1.7: New Friends, Old Friends, Great Times!
This year's Codemash didn't disappoint with their sessions. In this post, I cover the sessions I attended and the general feeling of the conference.