(Steve Smith) I’m continuing to have fun building out features for the devBetter site, which provides resources for my group coaching members. We meet weekly to answer questions, work through exercises together, and share progress, but we also have a very active Discord server where we do a lot of t

(Andrew Lock) In a recent post I looked at whether you should consider using Razor Components in places where you would previously have used View Components.

(Ben Nadel) Now that I’ve enabled Emoji characters in my blog comments (via MySQL’s utf8mb4 character encoding), it’s got me thinking more about how else I might use Emoji in my blog.

Razor files (.cshtml) are compiled at both build and publish time and this gives better performance as your views are compiled.

(David Ramel) The Visual Studio Code dev team added new Python tutorials as part of the regular monthly update, this one for March 2020, bringing the open-source, cross-platform code editor to version 1.44.

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I accidentally stumbled into the location of a bug that’s existed in InVision for over 5-years. And, when I finally found the problematic line of code, I felt like it warranted a write-up on its own.

(Jason Roberts) Tuples in C# are objects that can be created with a specific syntax. You don’t have to declare tuple types first like you do with classes for example, they can instead be created using a lightweight C# syntax.

(Bipin Joshi) In the previous article of this series you learned about TypeScript variables and their data types. A common JavaScript construct is function.

In this article, we are about to cover another design pattern in C#, this time a structural one. That pattern is the Facade Pattern.

(Abhijit Jana) We can define custom rules for work items in Azure DevOps that support several business validations and use cases.