Join the Worthy Web hackathon—a six-week challenge designed for developers to create web apps with Blazor, Angular or React that make the world a better place. Hosted on DevPost, the hackathon begins today (April 7) and runs through May 24 and offers $40K USD in cash prizes.
The World Health Organization is calling on us all to come together to eliminate health inequities over the next 12 months. They are challenging us all to “build a fairer, healthier world.” And this got us thinking. What can developers do to eliminate health inequities? How can we leverage our skillset to help achieve this worthy goal? And we came up with three things we think developers can do today.
Eco-friendly design might seem like a fad, but if you look closely, you’ll see many designers have incorporated these techniques for some time. The more efficient your solution is, the better off we’ll all be in the end—your users, your clients, the planet, as well as you and your business.
RadPictureBox is a control that displays the well-known raster image formats like PNG, JPG, BMP, ICO and so on. In addition, the control also supports SVG. Let's take a closer look.
Single-page apps (SPAs) allow multiple views on the same web page, and Angular Router helps you navigate those and decide what to do about the URL for each view.
Let’s take a look at the best practices that Progress employs throughout engineering, product management and support: What guides our work, why are these processes important to us and how can you learn from our own internal best practices.
.NET 5 has been out for over four months now (.NET Core 3 for a year and a half)—what’s in either platform for the desktop developer? The short answer is “Enough to consider building your next desktop application in them.” Longer answer: “… and consider migrating existing applications.”
How are you organizing your API calls? Have you considered API factories to make your codebase easier to work with, increasing your team’s productivity?