(Ben Nadel) Last weekend, I suddenly got inspired to create a set of linked slider / range input controls in Angular, where adjusting one slider would implicitly change the values of the related sliders.

(Steve Smith) I recently needed to find which of a bunch of markdown files had a particular string in them. My initial thought, since I’m on Windows, was to use Windows File Explorer’s search dialog. No dice – it found no results when I knew there were some.

(Hannes DuPreez) One gets so lost in all that is complicated that you tend to forget the basics. Recently, I had to make use of checkboxes in a project, and I forgot something simple. I suppose it depends on how much you work with certain controls, or in my case, age might be a factor…

(David Ramel) Now that Visual Studio 2019 v16.4 has shipped, the dev team is turning to new priorities in the v16.5 preview round, including the IDE’s “Find in Files” feature, which is getting a modernization revamp.

(Jon Hilton) Starting with ASP.NET Core 3.0, you can add Blazor components to your existing ASP.NET Core (MVC, Razor Pages) application.

(Bipin Joshi) At times you need to store images in a data store rather than storing them as physical files. You can store them in and retrieve them from SQL Server using Entity Framework Core and ASP.NET Core. This article shows you how.

(Ben Nadel) Earlier this year, I looked at rendering a list of mixed-types using ngFor and ngSwitch in Angular 7. The technique outlined in that post is the technique that I generally use.

(Gunnar Peipman) Windows Forms is coming to .NET Core and last version of Visual Studio 2019 Preview comes with form designer built in.

(Jeremy Bytes) When taking a closer look at C# 8 interfaces, we have a new capability: interfaces can have static members (including static fields).

(David Ramel) Microsoft announced Xamarin.Forms 4.4, with a new CarouselView heading a list of new features and functionality for the open-source, cross-platform mobile UI library and development framework.