(Hannes DuPreez) Part 4 in my Xamarin series of articles explains Shared Projects and the benefits of sharing code. You have come a long way so far within the Xamarin series.

(Bipin Joshi) MongoDB is one of the popular NoSQL databases available today. You can use MongoDB database in your ASP.NET Core applications using MongoDB.Driver NuGet package. I discussed the basics of MongoDB including CRUD operations here and here.

(Ben Nadel) Yesterday, I ran a sanity check that nested Ng-Template references maintain lexical binding in Angular 7.2.13.

(David Ramel) A two-year effort by Microsoft’s language team has resulted in the public debut of Try .NET, an interactive documentation generator for .NET Core.

(Jason Roberts) Sometimes the assertions that come bundled with a testing framework are suboptimal in that they do not provide test failure messages that allow easier understanding of why/where the test failed.

(Ben Nadel) A couple of years ago, I looked at the Ng-Template construct in Angular 2 RC 1 and demonstrated that templates appear to maintain lexical binding even when passed out-of-scope.

(Steve Gordon) In this post, I’ll continue my series about writing high-performance C# and .NET code. This time, I will focus on a new(ish) method available on the String type – String.Create.

(Tapas Pal) In a programmer’s world, Dependency Injection (DI) frameworks offer two ways to inject concrete classes into objects: constructor injection and property injection.

(David Ramel) Back in 2016, I asked Microsoft about the status of OData — the RESTful API protocol it developed back in 2007 — because it seemed its initial buzz had tapered off dramatically.

(Scott Hanselman) I’ve blogged before about the Azure Cloud Shell. It’s super cool and you can get your own easily in any browse by hitting https://shell.azure.com.