It’s not an easy thing to do: to come across a new software vendor and instantly believe the benefits they promise. The way a copywriter spins the app’s selling points will certainly help, but designers and developers need to help, too. By adding trust marks like testimonials, FAQs, security seals, and more into your sales pages, any fears or concerns prospective users have about your app will disappear.
Sometimes we need to find a way to pass some parameters from the XAML to our code behind it, but we just don’t know how to do it. So that’s why in this article we will be learning how easy it is to pass arguments to our controls in XAML. We’ll explore different ways, such as: Passing arguments to non-default constructors, calling factory methods and generic arguments.
Angular is a framework for building client-side applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. In this post, I will help you understand Angular components and modules, and how to use the CLI to generate Angular components.
In this post, we look broadly at the capabilities of ML.NET, Microsoft's open source machine learning framework, compared to Azure Cognitives Services.
In this major new release of FiddlerCore, we’ve focused on helping you build your first FiddlerCore application with ease. Try all new FiddlerCore 5.0.0 for .NET Framework & .NET Standard
Monetization with an in-app subscription is tricky. You want users to be able to get a taste for what your app is like without giving the whole thing away for free. But you also don’t want to provide too little value. As you design your app’s subscription elements and invitations, keep these four conversion-boosting strategies in mind.
In this article, we’ll look at how we can create a simple Visual Studio Code extension that translates a piece of text to any language with the help of the Google Translate API. The extension will come in handy when writing or reading through markdown files.
Curious about adopting Blazor and how it works? Wondering whether client-side or server-side hosting is the best fit for you? Catch our webinar recap to learn what you need to know.
Design patterns are documented solutions to commonly occurring problems in software engineering. Engineers don’t have to bang their heads on the problems that someone else has already solved.