(Eric L. Anderson) This week we are going to add a Blazor Server project that will utilize the contacts API we created a few weeks ago. This post is part of the revamp of the ASP.NET Core Basics repo that was kicked off when .NET Core 3.0 was released.

(Bipin Joshi) Once you build the Web APIs required by your ASP.NET Core web application, you typically want to test them by invoking their actions.

(Ben Nadel) One of the nice features of FusionReactor is that when you create a sub-Transaction with the FRAPI, you can graph that Transaction performance against the server’s CPU and Heap profile. This helps identify correlations, bottlenecks, and performance opportunities.

(Dave Paquette) Application Insights is a powerful and surprisingly flexible application performance monitoring (APM) service hosted in Azure.

(Hannes DuPreez) Hello and welcome to my article. Today, I’d like to show you how to perform basic serial port communication. It is quite easy, so let’s get started.

(David Ramel) I found a new use for Visual Studio Code, the little code editor that could: substituting for a vital work app when your PC dies and a replacement won’t be shipped to your remote office for weeks.

(Ben Nadel) Over the weekend, I looked at how to use the FusionReactor API (FRAPI) to instrument ColdFusion code. In that post, I was referencing the FRAPI Java class directly; which, only works if you have the FusionReactor Java Agent installed.

(Abhijit Jana) Visual Studio App Center allows continuous build, release, test, and monitor of our cross-platform applications. It has a robust integration with Azure DevOps. We can leverage the Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment from Azure DevOps and, at the same time, deploy, distrib

(Ben Nadel) Now that InVision is migrating from the New Relic APM to the FusionReactor APM (Application Performance Management) for our Lucee CFML servers, I wanted to take some time to familiarize myself with the API exposed by the FusionReactor Java Agent.

(Andrew Lock) In my previous post I described how to configure Serilog’s RequestLogging middleware to add additional properties (such as the request hostname or the selected endpoint name) to Serilog’s request log summary.