(David Ramel) One of the more popular recent features added to Visual Studio Code is a preview of remote development functionality, getting a boost in the June release, version 1.36.

(Chris Sainty) While prerendering is now the default for server-side Blazor applications, I only recently discovered (as in the last 48 hours via Daniel Roth’s work) that client-side Blazor applications can take advantage of this as well.

(Ben Nadel) For the most part, when designing database tables that exist in some sort of an hierarchical relationship, the “child” table will contain a key reference to the “parent” table.

(Claudio Bernasconi) Are you curious about the new language features coming in C# 8? Great, me too. C# 8 will be available starting with the release of .NET Core 3.0 in September 2019.

(Damir Arh) There are many approaches available for developing a web application in .NET. In this article, I will give an overview of frameworks that you can choose for your .NET projects.

(David Ramel) Microsoft is previewing a new set of Azure SDKs as part of a revamp undertaken as the cloud development platform has matured, allowing the company to better identify patterns and practices critical to developer productivity.

(Ben Nadel) When the Apple iPhone came out in 2007, the default Safari Mobile browser didn’t have scrollbars. Well, at least, not scrollbars that were visible all the time.

(Srinath M S) The .NET System.Globalizaton’s NumberStyles has a parameter called AllowHexSpecifier that helps us to replace a hexString with RGB color.

(David Giard) In a previous article, I showed how to use the Microsoft Cognitive Services Computer Vision API to perform Optical Character Recognition (OCR) on a document containing a picture of text.

(Ben Nadel) As I mentioned two weeks ago, I am currently in the process of migrating the explicit instrumentation of my ColdFusion JVMs using Datadog and DogStatsD over to the implicit Agent-based instrumentation of my JVMs using New Relic’s Java Agent.