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Web ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET Core Basics: Introduction to Big O Notation
In this post, learn what Big O Notation is and analyze the five main time complexities, with a practical example of each of them. -
Web React
Getting Started with Appwrite (Part 2/4): Authentication
This series will explore Appwrite, a self-hosted server backend, plus BaaS platform. We’ll dive in with a React invoicing app, showcasing authentication flow, database storage and serverless functions. In Part 2, we’ll create the sign-up/login authentication flow. -
Mobile .NET MAUI/Hybrid
Simplifying Light and Dark Mode in .NET MAUI Apps
Granting your .NET MAUI app elements the ability to display in dark or light mode is easier than ever. Learn how! -
Productivity Testing
The Myths & the Magic of Automated Testing
Let’s explore some of the common myths about automated testing and what magic might actually be there. -
Web Blazor
Blazor Basics: Blazor Render Modes in .NET 8
Learn about the new render modes in .NET 8, including ServerInteractivity, WebAssemblyInteractivity, AutoInteractivity and static server-side rendering (SSR). -
Web Angular Vue
Angular Directives vs. Vue Directives
In this guide, we’ll explore the heart of Angular and Vue directives, comparing their features, similarities and differences in detail. -
Design Design Systems
Design Tokens—Fundamental Building Blocks of Design Systems
Design tokens are the smallest pieces of a design system and they help to provide consistent visuals and experiences. Here’s how to use them strategically in your design system. -
Mobile .NET MAUI/Hybrid Desktop
Sands of MAUI: Issue #148
This week’s .NET MAUI news: Telerik UI release webinars, optical character recognition (OCR), Telerik for UI .NET MAUI CollectionView, OpenAI for .NET, .NET Conf 2024. -
Web React
The Most Popular Build Tools for React Developers in 2024
React build tools were a common theme for discussions in 2023, and some new ones were built with Rust. This blog post gives you a roundup of the most popular ones in use, and what to look out for in 2024. -
Web React
Getting Started with Appwrite (Part 1/4): The Open-Source Firebase Alternative
This series will explore Appwrite, a self-hosted server backend, plus BaaS platform. We’ll dive in with a React invoicing app, showcasing authentication flow, database storage and serverless functions. In Part 1, we’ll set up our React app and Appwrite project, plus configure storage for our invoices/PDFs.
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