(Steve Gordon) Excuse the slightly unusual blog post, but we are living in quite unusual times as I write this. I thought this post might be a mood lightener for a few of my regular readers!

(Ben Nadel) I’ve had a stressful week. So, I wanted to cap it off with something a little on the fun side. At work, we’ve started to use “Sprints” to organize our team (as opposed to just working a Kanban board).

(Shahed C) This is the sixteenth of a new series of posts on ASP .NET Core 3.1 for 2020. In this series, we’ll cover 26 topics over a span of 26 weeks from January through June 2020, titled ASP .NET Core A-Z!

(Thomas Levesque) As a C# developer, there are obviously a lot of skills you need to master to be effective: language syntax, framework classes, third-party libraries, databases, regular expressions, the HTTP protocol, etc.

(Peter Vogel) Really, you only need to do two kinds of testing: Unit testing (to make sure that your individual components work) and end-to-end testing (to make sure your application works). Anything else is just a waste of your time.

(Hannes DuPreez) Hello and welcome to the second installment of this series. Now that we have the Windows API functions needed to read and write to a CD and its pits, we need the physical CD functions. This is what you’ll be doing today.

(Rick Strahl) In building my Westwind.AspNetCore.LiveReload middleware component a while back, one issue that came up was how to handle Response rewriting in ASP.NET Core.

(Ben Nadel) For the past few weeks, I’ve been trying to clean-up and normalize my blog content using Markdown. As you can imagine, this is not an easy process; but, I thought it was going quite smoothly.

(Bipin Joshi) This is a companion video to the above article. You can read the article here. Please subscribe to our YouTube channel here and stay tuned with the latest videos.

(Michael Shpilt) Memory problems are some of the most important and potentially devastating things in .NET. Even though the applications works on top of a managed environment (the CLR) that includes automatic garbage collection, memory issues didn’t disappear.