(Ketan Agnihotri) Azure DevOps Pipelines provide you the option to do your CI builds for any platform and any tool or language. Azure DevOps Pipelines provides a web interface where you can create jobs that contain steps that need to take place to create a production artifact for your software.

(Ben Nadel) When an Angular application loads, you want your “Time to First Interaction” (TTFI) to be as small as possible.

(Peter Vogel) You want to put together an error message that includes information from the Customer object that caused the problem.

(Bipin Joshi) If you worked with ASP.NET Core before chances are you used ASP.NET Core’s dependency injection features. Most commonly you register a single implementation of an interface as a service type.

(Daniel Jimenez Garcia) In the 3rd and final part of the ASP.NET Evolution series, we will see ASP.NET transition to ASP.NET Core – an open source, cross platform – one that fully embraces the nature of the web.

(Jon Skeet) This morning I tweeted this:

(Maria) When it comes to developers’ documentation, it is essential that we capture their interest and lead them down the path of success as soon as possible.

(Ben Nadel) For the last few years, InVision has been using LaunchDarkly as its feature flag service; and, to be honest, it’s completely revolutionized the way that we approach development and deployment.

(David Ramel) Developer-focused analyst firm RedMonk, known for publishing one of the leading indices that measure programming language popularity, has noted the growth of Microsoft’s TypeScript, stating it’s “exploding” in relation to other languages.

(Daniel Jimenez Garcia) Part 1 took an overview of the initial design of ASP.NET and how Microsoft reacted to the various changes in webdev. In Part II, we will now look at how those changes influenced the development of ASP.NET MVC and ended up transforming ASP.NET into a much more flexible framewo