(Rick Strahl) I’ve been working on some standalone tools that are generically serving static content as well as ASP.NET Core content from an arbitrary folder.

(Bipin Joshi) In Part -1 of this article you created EmployeeCRUD service definition using Protocol Buffer language. The EmployeeCRUD.proto file and EF Core model is now ready.

(Ben Nadel) While there is a version of the Lucee CFML syntax that treats null as a first-class citizen, null has, historically, been a tricky value to work with in the ColdFusion world.

(Mike Brind) The Blazor WebAssembly project template doesn’t feature an option to include authentication. If you want to add authentication to a WebAssembly-based Blazor application, you need to do it yourself.

(Hannes DuPreez) If you have been following this series from the start, you will know that we have done a lot of work, more than I also expected, but it is most certainly going to be worth it.

(Peter Vogel) Admittedly, the tool window I use most in Visual Studio is the Error List (I probably use it even more than I use Solution Explorer).

(Michael Shpilt) Performance issues never seem to disappear from the world, no matter how fast new computers become.

(Ben Nadel) Last week, on the Modernize Or Die ColdFusion Podcast, Gavin Pickin and Brad Wood reminded us that ColdFusion is not a query engine. And that – despite the simplicity of the ColdFusion Query-of-Queries (QoQ) – there are much more performant ways to achieve the same results.

(Tim Sommer) Azure Cosmos DB is a powerful database service. This tutorial explores the concepts, features and advantages companies get when using Cosmos DB in distributed environments.

(Gunnar Peipman) I thought first my ASP.NET Core edition of Hello, Blinky will be my last Hello, Blinky for long time. But then something reminded me of Blazor and I thought why not build Blazor edition of Hello, Blinky for Windows IoT Core and Raspberry Pi?