(Srinath M S) We often do String.ToUpper() on two strings to compare them.

(Atul.Verma) This article is second part of the series on Deploying Angular, ASP.NET Core and SQL Server on Linux to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster.

(Peter Vogel) In another column, I describe how you can, from JavaScript, call methods on C# objects defined in Blazor pages. As that sentence implies, however, there’s no way to access properties on those objects … at least, no official, documented way.

(K. Scott Allen) Previously, we looked at some folders to include in your source code repository. One folder I didn’t mention at the time is a deployment folder.

(Ben Nadel) This past week, I started noodling on how to use recursion in an Angular application. And, instead of reaching directly for a component-based solution, I first took at look at implementing recursive views using the Ng-Template directive.

(Hannes DuPreez) If you know me or have read some of my articles, you would know that I am very inquisitive. I also love languages. I have always wanted to study further, something like drama or writing; sadly, I never had the chance.

(Peter Vogel) Assuming you’re using the latest version of Entity Framework, the easiest way to update your database is to use DbContext’s Entry class: It’s just two lines of code no matter how many properties your object has.

(Gaurav Patole) This article shows you how to troubleshoot a specific symptom that you may encounter when configuring continuous deployment for Azure App Service.

(Mike Brind) This article builds on the simple paging functionality that was added to a Razor Pages application in my last article by showing how to add sorting functionality so that the user can determine the order in which results are displayed.

(Yacoub Massad) This tutorial talks about making methods pure or potentially-pure as a mean to making them honest. I am going to show you how to use PurityAnalyzer—an experimental Visual Studio extension I wrote—to help you write pure code in C#.