When I tell coworkers of my unabated love for CSS they look at me like I’ve made an unfortunate life decision.
“Let’s sit down TJ, and talk about the poor choices you made during childhood that set y...
Regular expressions are very powerful and I've been writing about them a lot lately. Particularly in how they can benefit you in Angular applications, whether that be for the web or mobile with Native...
On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, Craig Stuntz discusses his technique of using fuzzing to discover bugs in software. Craig shares his perspective on where fuzzing fits in the QA process, and why bug...
On behalf of the engineering team, I'm incredibly excited to announce a new tool we've built for .NET developers called JustAssembly!
JustAssembly is a free and open source .NET assembly diff and anal...
On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, James Chambers unpacks the highlights from Microsoft Build 2017. The importance of AI and Machine Learning for developers is discussed. James shares his interest in ...
This week, Progress is at Google I/O in the human form of Tara Manicsic and yours truly. Google I/O is a big conference that takes place in Mountain View at the shoreline amphitheater. At my first I/...
For those unfamiliar, Progressive Web Apps, or PWAs, is a Google-led initiative to bring native app features such as home screen access and push notifications to the mobile web. PWAs have been in the tech news a lot of late, which led to those of us in Progress DevRel to from strong opinions on the technology.
The first article in the Using XAML in Xamarin.Forms series, looked at how XAML increases the legibility of the user interface code over C#, how to set both member and attribute properties, and how t...