(Anthony Giretti) Azure Key Vault is a service provided by Microsoft to securely manage the secrets, keys, and certificates of an application so that they are neither in the configuration values nor in the source code controller.

(Peter Vogel) I hate creating two or more Views that share a lot of HTML because it doubles my maintenance burden by forcing me to keep the two Views in sync.

(Rick Strahl) Client side in-browser hot reloading is one of the most compelling features of client side development.

(Damir Arh) The tutorial provides an overview of .NET Core Global tools: how to use them, how to create them and what to expect of them in future versions of .NET Core.

(Ben Nadel) About a year ago, I finally enabled a limited set of Markdown syntax in my blog comments. This feature improvement is powered by the Flexmark Java library, which converts Markdown into HTML which I then validate with the OWASP AntiSamy project.

(Steve Gordon) In this post, I will continue my journey into writing high-performance C# and .NET Core code by taking a look at a benchmarking challenge I recently encountered.

(Tapas Pal) The Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) has solved the common problems encountered when developing enterprise applications.

(Peter Vogel) I have to admit that I’ve never really understood regular expressions. But if there was any reason that I was going to learn to use them, it would be when doing searches in Visual Studio.

(Ben Nadel) I am a strong believer that when building a web-based application, as much state should be pushed into the URL as possible.

(Scott Hanselman) If you find yourself learning C# and .NET and come upon the “Run your first C# Program” documentation you may have noticed a “Try the code in your browser” button that lets you work through your first app entirely online, with no local installation!