(Mithun Pattankar) Working with data in the .NET world was dominated by ADO.NET for many years. With the advent of ORMs, many new database access frameworks(ORMs) emerged. Today, we will learn about Micro ORM called Dapper.

(Hannes DuPreez) Welcome to my article. Knowledge is relative. Education is relative. Experience is relative. It all boils down to what you can remember and how fast you can remember stuff.

(Peter Vogel) In a previous column I covered the mechanics of integrating Blazor and JavaScript to support extending existing JavaScript-enabled pages with Blazor code.

(Bipin Joshi) Public websites and blogs often expose their content in the form of RSS or Atom feeds. If you are developing ASP.NET Core website you can either use System.Xml classes to generate the RSS feed yourself or resort to System.ServiceModel.Syndication classes to generate RSS / Atom feeds.

(Augustin Popa) Two features available in Visual Studio 2019 Preview 1 for C++ developers are the start window and a revamped new project dialog.

(Ben Nadel) In an Angular application, Directives represent a special type of Class. In a sense, they are a standard JavaScript Class with properties and methods.

(Yacoub Massad) In this tutorial, I will provide a proof of concept in C# for composing honest methods. We will see how to create honest programs out of many honest methods.

(Tapas Pal) The JSON format is an open standard format. It’s a very familiar and commonly used concept. It’s a data interchange medium and is very lightweight.

(Ben Nadel) The other day, I was listening to a JavaScript podcast on which a guest of the show pointed to two-way data-binding as one of the biggest “problems” in Angular.

(Tomasz Peczek) In general WebHooks don’t use any kind of authentication or authorization. The delivery is based on unique (preferably unguessable) URLs. But, in unlikely circumstances of such a URL leaking it would expose the receiver to unwanted content.