Hey kids! I was recently made aware of a cool new suite of free tools from Microsoft. This utility suite is also open source so, if you...

Hey kids!! It never fails, there's always that one super easy thing that we forget. It's very basic and one of the fundamental things you've learned about C#, and should make sense in our brains, but this one thing most certainly doesn't stick. All of us have that one function or object that seems to be forgotten as soon as its used. Until you need it again in a week, month, year. So, here's the one aggravatingly easy LINQ Microsoft .NET statement I always have to look up

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Hey kids! Remember how we've discussed how import it is to use feature flags in your code? Let's discuss how to set up feature flags...

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Hey kids! I have a confession to make - it never fails, whenever I push a branch and regret it (meaning I'd just like a do-over and to...

Hey kids! Let's continue learning to do some fun things with Angular! Next up is adding a form to your site. I used the base Angular site demo to make the base. Then I crafted the individual changes I needed for my purposes. To follow along, you can use the link below for additional information and resources. https://v12.angular.io/guide/forms Verify your Angular version in the package.json file first. Other versions may not play well as-is but the basic ideas should st

Hey kids! Now, I know this is really simple, but I did have to Google how to do this, so I thought I'd share for our one-stop-shop of all things Angular!! How do you check your Angular version? Easy!! Open your Terminal Window in Visual Studio or in VS Code now type: ng --version Your CLI version will pop up for you so you can verify. To check you Angular project version, you need to open the package.json file and find the "dependencies" section. This will tell you what A