(Ben Nadel) So, this morning, I created an Angular Directive that synthesized a “hesitate” event based on a collection of native DOM (Document Object Model) events.

(Raymond Chen) Last year, I briefly discussed the subtleties of inter-fragment section padding, and noted that the incremental linker is a common source of this padding. Commenter DanStur wondered why the incremental linker inserts padding between section fragments.

(Bipin Joshi) Sending emails is a common requirement in ASP.NET Core web applications. In this article we will learn how to send emails with attachments using a popular and open source component – MailKit. Let’s get going.

(Hannes DuPreez) The mobile landscape has grown tremendously, as has the Web landscape. They still are growing. People are becoming more and more connected.

(Peter Vogel) The first thing to know about working with the Session object in ASP.NET MVC Core is that it’s different (and it doesn’t matter if you’ve worked in ASP, ASP.NET Web Forms, or ASP.NET MVC: In ASP.NET MVC Core, Session is different).

(Rajeesh Menoth) In this article, we are going to learn how to extract handwritten text from an image using one of the important Cognitive Services API called Computer Vision API. So, we need a valid subscription key for accessing this feature.

(Ben Nadel) Almost a decade ago, I used jQuery’s custom event types to synthesize a “hesitate” event. This “hesitate” event was triggered when a user moused-into a target element and then remained inside the bounding-box of the element for some period of time without performing any other actions.

(Ankit Sharma) In this article, we will learn how to publish a reusable Blazor component to nuget gallery. We will use Visual Studio 2017 to build and create the nuget package.

(Robert Green) In this episode, I am joined by Jason Beres of Infragistics, who walks us through indigo.design, a platform for the visual design, UX prototyping and code generation of Angular apps.

(Peter Vogel) Microsoft has emphasized that, while LINQ code is “copy and paste” compatible from Entity Framework 6 to Entity Framework Core, you should do a lot of testing to make sure that any code you copy behaves the same way in its new environment as it did in the old (you really get the impres