(Carlos Schults) In the past, managing IT infrastructure was a hard job. System administrators had to manually manage and configure all of the hardware and software that was needed for the applications to run.

(Ben Nadel) The Chrome Dev Tools are amazing. Fact! One of the features that makes the Chrome Dev Tools so enjoyable is that you can increment and decrement embedded values – like 7px – using the Up/Down Arrows on your keyboard.

(Peter Vogel) An official, production-ready version of Blazor dropped on Sept. 23 … with two “gotchas” from previous versions (to be fair, these issues were in the final two releases before the 23rd: Preview 9 and RC1).

(Rick Strahl) ASP.NET Core 3.0 shipped yesterday and it’s a big release with many new features and a huge batch of performance updates.

(Daniel Jimenez Garcia) In this authentication tutorial covering ASP.NET Core and SignalR apps, we will explore how ASP.NET Core allows you to implement authentication using different schemes. We will start with cookie based authentication, discuss different authentication schemes followed by JWT Be

(Hannes DuPreez) It might be the year 2019, but it is unbelievable how many people still do not protect their data, as well as developers not protecting their company’s data.

(Michael Shpilt) There’s an incredible built-in mechanism in Windows called Performance Counters that allows you to follow a whole lot of useful metrics.

(Ben Nadel) At InVision, we’ve been using – and loving – LaunchDarkly feature flags for the last 3-years. Feature flags have completely changed the way that we approach application development.

(James McCaffrey) Microsoft ML.NET is a code library for .NET Core (the multi-platform version of the .NET Framework).

(Bipin Joshi) If you are developing database centric web applications for quite some time you have probably used SQL Server data provider a.k.a. System.Data.SqlClient.