Updated Chrome Debugging Tools Worth Mentioning
As a web developer, I absolutely could not live without great in-browser developer tools. I use them every day, and they can certainly make your life »
How the Microsoft Bot Framework Changed Where My Friends and I Eat: Part 2
In my previous post, which I'd highly recommend reading before diving into this one, I discussed the process of building my first bot using the Microsoft »
Options for Configuring ASP.NET Core Application Settings
With all of the controversy around project configurations within .NET Core, one thing that has managed to be consistently JSON-based has been the use of application »
How the Microsoft Bot Framework Changed Where My Friends and I Eat: Part 1
Bots are everywhere nowadays, and we interact with them all of the time. From interactions on our phones, in chat rooms, in GitHub discussions, and Slack »
Contributing to .NET for Dummies
Over the past few months in the little spare time that I have, I've managed to submit a handful of pull requests to various .NET-related repositories »
Extending Tag Helpers in ASP.NET Core Applications
A few days ago, I was answering questions on Stack Overflow when I came across one that I thought might be relevant to share with others »
"Secret" Productivity Tips for Visual Studio 2017
I've written a few blog posts thus far regarding Visual Studio 2017, so I thought I would take some time to discuss of the features that »
The Path is Null and Full of Squiggles
I've been using Visual Studio 2017 since the earliest bits were available and I can confidently say, I'm a fan and highly recommend you give it »
Sharing is Caring: Using Shared Projects in ASP.NET
As software developers, copy-pasting some code or a few files and having it in multiple places has always been smelly. There are several different avenues that »
Glyphfriend 2.1 Released! Now with Library Filtering
It hasn't been too long since the latest 2.0 release of Glyphfriend, but with the release of Visual Studio 2017 coming around the corner, there »