(Hannes DuPreez) Hello, and welcome to the second installment of my Xamarin article series. Before you continue reading this article, I would advise you to come to grips with “An Introduction to Xamarin, Part 1: Setup” first, if you haven’t already read it.

(Peter Vogel) In ASP.NET Core, your web.config file with its section is gone. The replacement is a more extensive and configurable system that you can leverage to simplify configuring your objects.

(Bipin Joshi) In one of my past articles I discussed how to deal with XML data in ASP.NET Web APIs. Although JSON is quite popular format in API communication, at times you might need to handle XML data.

(Ben Nadel) I know that I write a lot about the new Angular hotness (and more recently about the new Vue.js hotness). But, the reality is, most of my day-to-day work on the InVision legacy team still involves AngularJS 1.2.22 code.

(Mahesh Sabnis) This Angular tutorial demonstrates how to use Ngrx store to handle application state across Angular objects.

(Pankaj Parkar) Angular is by default provide superfast Performance, but when it comes to designing complex and realistic application, you will start seeing cracks inside your application performance.

(K. Scott Allen) Over the years I’ve noticed that application startup code tends to attract smaller bits of code in the same way that a protostar accretes cosmic material until reaching the point where nuclear fusion begins.

(Peter Vogel) There are good reasons to keep working with Blazor 0.8.0.0 … but you’re going to need to make some changes.

(Ben Nadel) A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a post titled, “On The Irrational Demonization Of Two-Way Data-Binding In Angular”. That post was a reaction to the unfortunate degree of misinformation that I keep seeing and hearing about Angular.

(Steve Endow) Whenever you work with data, an integration, or code, you will invariably work with strings. Usually lots of strings.