Announcing a new monthly newsletter covering cloud native news, tools, tutorials, and events, with details on its technical infrastructure.
Explains how to initialize ASP.NET Core TagHelpers with shared data using the ITagHelperInitializer interface for performance and consistency.
Explores Angular 19's experimental resource API for managing async data fetching, focusing on improving user experience in web applications.
Explores the ongoing challenges of publishing TypeScript packages for both ESM and CJS in 2025, covering Node.js updates and tooling like tsup.
Introducing a custom GitHub Action for linting Bicep IaC files, with features to scan only changed files and combine SARIF output.
Learn to plot math functions directly with Swift Charts' new LinePlot and AreaPlot APIs in iOS 18, using a normal distribution example.
A tech professional outlines their 2025 focus on Platform Security, Kubernetes, Azure Security, and Cloud Vulnerability Research, and invites collaboration.
A technical guide on configuring TLS/SSL encryption for MongoDB, covering certificate generation and server setup.
A developer explains why sharing GIFs on LinkedIn is problematic for accessibility and performance, and suggests alternatives.
Author reflects on completing the #100DaysToOffload challenge, writing 100 blog posts in a year, and shares key entries and tips.
Explains how Azure's software-defined networking abstracts physical infrastructure, making virtual networks a conceptual layer rather than physical entities.
A tutorial on building a chatbot with LangChain, OpenAI, and Next.js/React.js, including code examples for the frontend and backend.
A developer reimplements the Unsplash Source service using the Unsplash API and Val Town, sharing the technical process and code.
Developer shares their new role as a Developer Advocate at Pomerium, a Zero Trust access control platform, and discusses the company's open-source approach.
Explains how to use DebuggerDisplayAttribute to add debugging capabilities to third-party .NET types you can't modify directly.
Argues that politeness markers like 'please' weaken technical documentation and should be replaced with direct, actionable instructions.
An analysis of three common reasons why funding models for open source software projects often fail, based on the author's long-term experience.
Explains why developers should split unrelated changes into separate pull requests for faster reviews, cleaner Git history, and better automation.
A summary of Chapter 6 from 'Prompt Engineering for LLMs', covering prompt structure, document templates, and strategies for effective context inclusion.
Introduces the !mdnio search bang for quickly accessing MDN web documentation via DuckDuckGo or Kagi.
