(Scott Hanselman) I’ve blogged a little about Blazor, showing examples like Compiling C# to WASM with Mono and Blazor then Debugging .NET Source with Remote Debugging in Chrome DevTools as well as very early on asking questions like .NET and WebAssembly – Is this the future of the front-end?

(K. Scott Allen) There are hundreds of performance testing tools for the web. The tool I’ve been using the most for the last 10 years is a part of the web test tools in Visual Studio.

(Ben Nadel) I do most of my R&D (Research and Development) in the wee-early hours of the morning. At that time of day, everything is dark; so, I set my computer monitor to the dimmest setting in order to prevent eye strain.

(Rick Strahl) Ok I admit it – it took me way too long to figure out how to hook up and use the ng-Bootstrap’s Typeahead control to work with dynamic lookup data that comes from the server.

(Subodh Sohoni) Azure DevOps provides all the necessary support to build, deploy and test React.JS apps. It allows us to use multiple frameworks like Mocha and Selenium to be used in collaboration to run automated tests after the app is deployed to an Azure App Service as a web app.

(David Ramel) Visual Studio 2019 just launched, and .NET Core 3 isn’t even here yet, but already there are many useful Visual Studio extensions available to help developers get a head start on the future of Microsoft-centric programming.

(Jack Franklin) Today we’re talking about how to write the perfect unit test and how to ensure your tests stay readable, usable and maintainable.

(Steve Gordon) Anyone who regularly works with HttpClient will have likely have also used the HttpRequestMessage class.

(Shawn Wildermuth) As many of my readers already know, I’ve become enamoured with Vue.js. Because of this, I’ve been using it more and more on projects.

(Ben Nadel) For the last 7 years, I’ve been using Plupload to manage file uploads in my AngularJS application. I’ve even used Plupload to upload files directly from the browser to an Amazon S3 bucket.