(Jason Roberts) This is part ten in a series of articles.

(David Ramel) Visual Studio senior program manager Mads Kristensen has created a new extension pack for the IDE to ease the acquisition of the basic tools that would benefit all developers.

(Ben Nadel) At InVision, when a user goes to upload a screen for an interactive prototype, we have the browser upload the file directly to S3 using a pre-signed URL. We’ve been using this technique for years and it’s worked perfectly well.

(damienbod) This post shows how to restrict access to an ASP.NET Core API to only allow users from a defined Azure AD group to use a protected API. The API uses an Azure App registration for authorization.

(Shahed C) This is the twenty-third 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) Sometimes your API needs to expose a non-primitive type that has a “natural” string representation. For instance, a standard representation for a duration is the ISO 8601 format, where “1 month, 2 days, 3 hours and 4 minutes” can be represented as P1M2DT3H4M (note that this isn’t t

(Mark Heath) I recently needed to write some code in C# that could list the contents of a GitHub repository, and download the contents of specific files.

(David Ramel) Amazon Web Services (AWS) introduced a tool to help its cloud computing users port their .NET Framework apps to .NET Core, the open source, cross-platform successor to the 18-year-old, Windows-only legacy framework.

(Ben Nadel) A few months ago, I looked at returning CFQuery results as an Array in Lucee CFML; and, in the comments of that post, Gert Franz pointed out that Lucee could also return CFQuery results as a Struct in which a given column would be used as the look-up key in said Struct.

(Tony Sneed) Every now and then you’re presented with a scenario that should in theory work as advertised, but you’re not convinced until you actually see it with your own eyes.