(Bipin Joshi) In the previous article we discussed how to integrate Azure AD authentication in an ASP.NET Core web application. Continuing from where we left, this article shows how to authorize users based on their AD groups.

(David McGahey) C++ is one of the most powerful and efficient programming languages available, the de facto choice for high-performance computing, server applications, and complex architectures that demand the most powerful language constructs.

(Peter Vogel) Some of the critical problems for any team working in an Agile way are managing the backlog of user stories, converting epics into stories, preventing scope creep, and — most importantly — picking the most valuable stories for the next sprint. Impact mapping provides a visual solutio

(Mike Brind) Later this year, .NET Core 3.0 will be released. The main features include WPF and Windows Forms support (albeit only on the Windows operating system) and server-side Blazor.

(Andrew) We are introducing the ability to search for code, recent items, and templates through the new search experience in Visual Studio.

(Ben Nadel) The Struct data-type in ColdFusion is an “unordered” collection of key-value pairs. Anecdotally, if you iterate over the keys in a Struct, they are returned in alphabetical order.

(Rick Strahl) I have a love/hate relationship with the System.Uri class. It’s great when it works as you expect, but I’ve had a few of battles related to Url encoding and decoding and in this post I’ll point out one oddity that bit me today.

(Manoj Debnath) The idea of inline is derived from C’s preprocessor macros, which, in turn, is derived from assembly language programming.

(Becky Nagel) Container development provides many benefits, such as platform independence and portability, improved productivity, greater efficiency and more.

(Ben Nadel) A couple of years ago, Adam DiCarlo taught me about the Newline-Delimited JSON format (NDJSON) for data storage. At the time, I took a look at using NDJSON in Node.js; and, since then, it’s a format with which I’ve become quite enamored.