Ghosts, Candy, Witches, and Open Source?
With Halloween quickly approaching, it's about that time to figure out what you are going to be dressing up as. You can always rely on the »
Hands-free Security Scanning within .NET Applications
I'm sure if you follow any news sources at all, you see countless hacks, breaches, and leaks from various big-name companies which you might assume would »
NodeServices: Where Javascript and .NET Meet Back on the Other Side
Javascript is everywhere. It's in the browser, on the server, and it's climbing through your windows and snatching your people up. And because it's a fairly »
Creatively Common Resources
Some people hate designing things, and that's okay. But one thing that they might hate more is being sued for copyright infringement (for using content that »
Making a (Job) Switch as a Software Developer
It may have seemed a bit quiet here over the last few weeks, but there's certainly been a lot of activity below the surface. After nearly »
Still a Survivor on MVP Island
Over the past few years, April Fool's Day has been quite a bit different than it is for some other folks. It hasn't been filled with »
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 »