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Web Vue
Optimistic Updates with TanStack Query in Vue
Optimistic updates in Vue can help interactions feel instantaneous for improved UI. They don't improve performance though. Get the details for how and when to use them. -
AI People Humanity
Self-Knowledge with AI: The Greatest Investment a Developer Can Make
How a journal, a to-do list and an honest conversation with AI changed the way I see myself and the way I build software. -
AI Web Blazor
Using AI to Build a Blazor App 2: Define the Requirement
Knowing roughly what you’re aiming for is one thing, but sooner or later you need to get clear on the specifics. What’s the feature you’re actually aiming for? -
Web Angular
Async Validation in Angular Signal Forms
Learn how to implement async validation in Angular Signal Forms using the validateHttp function, for example to check whether a username is already taken. -
Mobile .NET MAUI/Hybrid Desktop
Goodbye ValueConverters, Hello C# Expressions in .NET MAUI
C# Expressions mean you can now skip the Converters and add logic directly in your XAML using C#. This is great news for .MET MAUI developers! -
Web Desktop
5 Mistakes Teams Make When Scaling .NET Applications
Avoid these common infrastructure-related mistakes when you’re ready to scale your .NET app to keep your performance at scale too. -
AI Design People Humanity
When the Time Is Right
Priority tells you what matters. Timing tells you if the moment is right. Here’s why that distinction changes everything about how you build. -
Mobile .NET MAUI/Hybrid Desktop
Available Now in .NET 11 for .NET MAUI
Explore the .NET 11 updates available now in .NET MAUI, including map enhancements, long press recognition, animation improvements and more. -
AI People Humanity
The Importance of Empathy in Automation
To take AI beyond automation into true intelligence, we need to include empathy. -
AI Web Blazor
Using AI to Build a Blazor App 1: Start With the Problem
Many AI-assisted projects fail before a line of code is written because the idea was never properly defined. Here’s how to use an LLM to interrogate your own thinking until a vague premise becomes something you can actually build.