(Rick Strahl) I’ve been recently working on an application that works with Windows Authentication and Active Directory and I’m finding myself frequently trying to hunt down the Internet Settings Dialog in Windows.

(Hannes DuPreez) The Windows clipboard is probably the tool that gets used the most. And, it is probably the tool that is loved the most. But, it has its limitations. Nothing is perfect.

(Vikram Pendse) This Azure Cloud Roadmap tutorial aims to remove some common misconceptions about Microsoft Azure. While migrating to the cloud, this tut will also help you avoid mistakes, illustrate a better ROI and enable you to take decisions and build a long term, sustainable, profitable and sec

(Scott Hanselman) I see a lot of questions that are close but the questions themselves show an underlying misunderstanding of some important terms.

(Ben Nadel) As I’ve mentioned before, I love using feature flags. They have truly revolutionized the way that me and my team deploy changes to production.

(Peter Vogel) Once you’ve got a contract that describes a gRPC service, creating the service itself and a client that can call the service is easy. In fact, Visual Studio will do most of the work for you … once you’ve got your projects set up correctly, that is.

(Thomas Levesque) This is the first post in a series of 2:

(Bipin Joshi) Server Sent Events or SSE allow you to send push messages from the server to client. They come handy when you have a lengthy processing going on the server and want to notify the client from time to time about the status or intermediate results of the processing.

(Hannes Du Preez) Visual Studio 2019 is a massive step forward in the developer spectrum. Not only has it shifted a lot of boundaries, but it has also made it easier to extend its interface.

(Ashley Cheng) An optimized DevOps process flow is vital for DevOps teams. It allows for seamless development and operations integration through the implementation of the CICD pipeline for development, deployment, and feedback.