(David Ramel) Microsoft shipped version 1.0 of the extension for Visual Studio Code used to build applications that use Docker containers, adding support for an experimental Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) engine among a slew of new features.

(Shawn Wildermuth) In this last post in the series, i’ll show you how to use GitHub Actions to automate when you want to push a new version of your container to your Azure App Service.

(Bipin Joshi) ASP.NET Core Blazor allows you to develop client side web applications using HTML, Razpr, and C#. A typical Blazor application consists of one or more Razor components.

(Subodh Sohoni) DevOps concepts can be understood if we first have a clarity about Agile development and activities in its timeline. In this tutorial, I have shown how the activities and strategies of Agile engineering can be brought on the same timeline so that each team member playing any role in

(Matthew Jones) My team’s exploration of ASP.NET Core and Razor Pages continues, and now we come to something that I was very used to doing in ASP.NET MVC, but hadn’t done at all in Core: using anti-forgery tokens and validation.

(Ben Nadel) At InVision, when a user leaves a comment in a prototype, we generate a “context image” for that comment to use in the header of an outgoing notification email. Currently, that context image is generated using ColdFusion’s native CFImage functionality.

(David Ramel) Microsoft released Visual Studio 2019 version 16.5 with new features for .NET, C++, debugging and many more areas.

(Jon Hilton) There are some components you end up building time and again, for all kinds of different web applications.

(Ben Nadel) Continuing my exploration of GraphicsMagick in Lucee CFML, this morning, I wanted to see how I might go about annotating an image.

(Abhijit Jana) Azure DevOps Services Status Page can instantly check and update you on the health of your Azure DevOps Services.