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Introduction As a mechanism to explore the different ways bindings work in Blazor, we are going to create a Blazor WebAssembly project in Visual Studio 2022 with a demo model that has enough propertie…
Following on from my inaugural post Blazor et al, let's talk about the software I typically install on my development machine. Visual Studio 2022 Notepad++ Postman Beyond Compare Chrome Paint.net Age…
Using Version Control in VS Code Visual Studio Code ships with a Git source control manager (SCM) extension. Most of the source control UI and workflows are common across other SCM extensions, so rea…
You must have used different IDEs (Integrated Development Environments) for development and code writing i.e. Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ, etc. What makes them different from the norma…
Git tip of the week If you have read my git cheat sheet, you know that I am a big fan of the GitLens vscode extension. I have been using it for a while now but just discovered recently that there is a…
Yacc/Lex With a very short introduction, Lex and Yacc are useful tools that you would use if you want to create a compiler, a transpiler or you just want to interpret a formal language. YaccLexTools…
As already mentioned in my previous post, as a good practices, secrets (sensitive data like passwords, connection strings, access keys, etc.) must not be committed with your code in any case and must …
As promised in the first part, with this blog post I'll guide you through the basic git commands and how they are wrapped from the amazing git-integration of Visual Studio. 1. The git changes window …
I first started using Visual Studio during my studies in 2016. Back then VS 2017 was the current version and since then a lot has changed. One of the greatest features that has been emerging during …
It is somewhat confusing when different tools have similar names. It may be even more confusing when the same company offers these products. A lot of questions arise. You may ask if one is an altern…
