(Ben Nadel) Yesterday morning, I spent a few hours combing through the Lucee 5.3 documentation looking for features that would be worth digging into a bit further.

(K. Scott Allen) When I started developing with ASP.NET many years ago, we used two tools on a regular basis. We used Visual Studio to write code for applications, and Internet Information Services (IIS) to host the applications.

(James McCaffrey) Although neural networks have been studied for decades, over the past couple of years there have been many small but significant changes in the default techniques used.

(Carrie Fisher) Quick! Think of the word “developer” or “coder” — what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Maybe a whiteish male in his twenties living in a busy metropolis, wearing a nerdy t-shirt and hoodie? Someone a bit like Mark Zuckerberg?

(Rika) Roslyn, the .NET compiler platform, helps you catch bugs even before you run your code. One example is Roslyn’s spellcheck analyzer that is built into Visual Studio.

(James Montemagno) This week, James is joined yet again by friend of the show David Ortinau, Xamarin SDK & Xamarin.Forms Program Manager, tells us all about the latest features to love in Xamarin.Forms 4.0 including Shell, visual, accessibility improvements, image optimizations, and a lot more!

(Yacoub Massad) In this tutorial, I will talk about ways to handle state in multi-threaded C# applications, including race conditions.

(Ben Nadel) The other day, I was delighted to discover that Lucee 5.3.2.77 supports asynchronous iteration of collections, including “each”, “map”, and “filter” operations.

(damienbod) This article shows how to create self signed certificates and use these for chained certificate authentication in ASP.NET Core.

(Debasis Saha) In the recent few years, Artificial Intelligence or AI has become one of the most discussed and popular subjects in the IT industry.