(Ben Nadel) One of the things that I love most about TypeScript is that it forces me to think more deeply about my code because it is constantly checking the “assumptions” that I make about runtime truths.

(K. Scott Allen) When I started working with the Go language using Visual Studio Code a few months ago, the Go extension for VS Code auto-formatted one type definition like so:

(Tapas Pal) Parameters passing in the query string of an ASP.NET API GET request don’t really pass in a general fashion; parameters have to be specified explicitly in the routing configuration methods.

(Peter Vogel) I never get my code right the first time. And, even after my code passes all its tests, it’s still not right. That’s because I will have learned a lot about the problem when writing my code (wouldn’t it be awful if that didn’t happen?).

(Srinath M S) ASP.NET core has inbuilt methods to return few standard response codes.

(Alexei Govorine) Anyone who has ever passed at least one of the Microsoft certification exams has a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) profile created with an ID (MCID) generated.

(Hannes DuPreez) Hello, and welcome to the installment in my Xamarin article series. In Parts 1 and 2, I have explained what Xamarin is and how to install it. There wasn’t much practical information because you needed to understand various concepts first. That is what this article is for.

(Peter Vogel) You’re thinking about making a change to that Transaction class but you’re not sure how big an impact that change will have. One way to answer that question is to find all the places that the class is used.

(Rick Strahl) ASP.NET Core 2.2 has been out for a while now and with it come some significant improvements to the hosting model if you plan on hosting in IIS.

(Ben Nadel) A few weeks ago, I wrote a post titled, So Mediocre They Can’t Ignore Me. In that post, I talked about trying to make-up for my lack of design talent with my ability to focus and grind things out.