(Peter Vogel) If you move beyond the basics of working with Razor Pages, there are at least two things you should know to support creating Pages that do more than one thing and integrate with existing code.

(Srinath M S) See an easy way to enumerate all the values.

(Hannes DuPreez) Welcome to the second installment of this short series on creating your own color picker in .NET. In Part 1, “Creating a Custom Color Picker in .NET, Part 1: The Color Wells,” we concentrated on creating the color wells.

(Scott Hunter and Olia Gavrysh) See how you can use Visual Studio 2019 to migrate your Windows desktop applications to .NET Core 3.0 and take advantage of modern capabilities at your own pace.

(Mahesh Sabnis) This React tutorials shows how to read the change event of all inputs using a single method and handle event of child component in the parent component.

(Ben Nadel) I love a clean separation of concerns. Especially when such a separation makes code easier to reason about. Sometimes, however, I find myself stressing way too much about tight-coupling; and, I find that my attempts to decrease coupling can lead to code that is way harder to understand o

(Peter Vogel) If you’re moving your application’s client-side code to Blazor, then you’ll want Blazor to manage navigating between pages, too.

(Scott Hunter) See what makes .NET Core 3.0 such a big deal for .NET developers no matter what kind of apps you’re building.

(Ben Nadel) Ever since Facebook reintroduced the programming world to the concept of unidirectional data-flow (with their Flux pattern), I’ve been struggling to wrap my head around more effective state management in a single-page application (SPA) using Angular.

(Mary Lou) In our recent articles series on SVG Filter Effects, Sara has shown how powerful and versatile SVG filters can be. They allow for a plethora of unique effects.