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Web Blazor
Fantastic Alert Messages Using SweetAlert
Learn how to use SweetAlert2 in Blazor to replace the traditional JavaScript alerts to something more custom. -
Web Vue
A Pure SVG Circular Component
Creating a dynamic SVG component is easier than ever in your framework of choice. After you master a few basic techniques, anything you can imagine can be realized. -
AI Web Angular
Smarter Angular: AI at the Edge of the Framework
What’s new on the AI front for Angular? Hear about what’s been covered on two recent Angular Air episodes. -
Web ASP.NET Core
Domain-Driven Design Principles: Value Objects in ASP.NET Core
Learn what value objects are, their main characteristics and how to use them to write code that is clearly expressed and easy to maintain in your ASP.NET Core app. -
Mobile .NET MAUI
Examining APIs in .NET MAUI Community Toolkit Essentials
In this article, you will learn about .NET MAUI Community Toolkit Essentials, a set of cross-platform APIs that allow you to perform common operations easily. Let’s get started! -
Web React Design Design Systems
Why a Free React UI Kit Might Be Your Smartest Design System Move
Selecting a toolkit isn’t a design decision—it’s a strategic one. Here are four things to consider before choosing a design system toolkit—even if it’s free. -
Productivity Reporting
.NET Coded Report Design, No IDE Strings Attached
Bringing Visual Studio design-time support for .NET reports has been quite a journey for the Progress Telerik Reporting team. See where we are now, how and why we’ve gone this direction, and where we’re headed. -
Mobile .NET MAUI Desktop
Sands of MAUI: Issue #189
This week’s .NET MAUI news: DataPager UI, June Community Standup, AI Foundry, WPF to .NET MAUI, Agentic DevOps. -
Web Angular
Getting Started with the httpResource API in Angular
Angular v20 brings us the httpResource API, built on top of the HttpClient so interceptors and testing tools work better than with the Resource API. -
People
Reverse Engineering in Development
Reverse engineering is a practice of looking at a final product—real or imagined—and considering all the steps needed to create it in reverse.
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