(Bipin Joshi) In the previous article we displayed a list of files from Google Drive. By now you know how to configure a Google API project and establish a connection with your Google drive. In this part you will build on top of what you learned in the previous part.

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I demonstrated that Lucee CFML appears to incur a request-cloning cost when spawning CFThread tags. In most circumstances, this cost is negligible.

(Peter Vogel) GraphQL lets you create data access services without writing controllers. Instead of writing procedural code, you declare schemas describing what queries you’ll accept and what you’re willing to return. Here’s how to get started in ASP.NET Core.

(Matthew Jones) My team is finally building a full-blown ASP.NET Core 3.0 project in our production environment, and we could not be more excited!

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, we installed FusionReactor on some of our Lucee CFML servers in order to investigate curious JVM performance patterns. I’m still trying to understand what I’m seeing; but, I did notice something bizarre happening in some of the stack-traces.

(Jason Roberts) In a previous post I talked about the potential use of local functions to replace comments. This generated some good discussion on Twitter and in the comments.

(Hannes DuPreez) Welcome to my article. Today, I would like to talk about using the FileSystemWatcher in .NET.

(Peter Vogel) ASP.NET Core Version 3.1 adds some new features for managing events in Blazor. You may think you’ll never need them, but there may be a time when you’ll be glad to know about at least one of them.

(K. Scott Allen) Building AspNet Core from source is straightforward, unless, like me, you run into strange errors.

(Steve Smith) Writing any significantly complex software application involves the use of encapsulation boundaries and abstractions.