.NET Aspire is a new framework from Microsoft for simplifying cloud-native development with .NET. It provides an opinionated stack and developer experience for building resilient, observable applications.
This is something that I'm pretty familiar with as I was a self-taught software developer myself.
And in this video, I'm going to tell you why it's better to become self-taught rather than going to college for software development, and how you can do this.
A collection of (mostly) technical things every software developer should know.
How do I get started as a Microsoft Web Developer?
Enter Visual Studio Code
– a free, lean, cross-platform version of your beloved Visual Studio.
With a lightweight installation, you can enjoy most full-featured
benefits of Visual Studio on a Windows, Mac or Linux machine. This
article highlights 10 of the compelling features of VS Code, which aims
to be your one-stop rich code editor across any developer platform.
Web Developer Checklist
12 Books Every JavaScript Developer Should Read
There are many ways to become a programmer beside getting a computer science degree. If you’re on that less conventional path, you may be wondering what you should do to catch up to people who do have a degree. How can you compete with someone who spent many years in a classwork learning about computers and programming?
The Front-End Performance Checklist is an exhaustive list of elements you should check or at least be aware of, as a Front-End developer and apply to your project (personal and professional).
Virtual Events for Developers
While in-person conferences and events may be cancelled, there are still many online opportunities for you to stay connected. Browse the full list of virtual events to continue to grow your skills as a developer, contribute to interesting projects, and meet like-minded developers around the world.
