Web Component Custom Element Gotchas
Web components have certain gotchas with relation to custom elements and CSS. This post goes through them all and shows how you can avoid them.
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CSS General Rules of Thumb
Getting to grips with CSS is difficult. This post describes some general rules of thumb that can guide you down the right path to success.
A System for Grouping & Sorting CSS Properties
Grouping and Sorting CSS properties can make your CSS easier to read and helps with consistency in a team environment. There is no correct answer but something is better than nothing.
Exporting Open Telemetry Data to Jaeger
How to optimally export Open Telemetry metrics, logs, and traces for .NET to Jaeger.
Open Telemetry for ASP.NET Core
The basics of how to configure Open Telemetry metrics, logs, and traces for ASP.NET Core and export the traces.
Deep Dive into Open Telemetry for .NET
How to use the Open Telemetry specification, tools and SDK's used to instrument, generate, collect, and export telemetry data (metrics, logs, and traces) using .NET and ASP.NET.
Automating .NET Security Updates
.NET SDK updates are released every few weeks. In this post, I talk about how you can automate them.
The Fastest NuGet Package Ever Published (Probably)
The fastest way to create a new NuGet package project and get it published with all the bells and whistles like continuous integration (CI) builds and drafted release notes.
The Easiest Way to Version NuGet Packages
Using MinVer is the easiest way to version your NuGet packages and DLL's using semantic versioning (SemVer).
Racism in Software Development & Beyond
If you're of North African, Middle Eastern or South Asian origin, you have to send up to 90% more job applications than your white counterparts in the United Kingdom. This level of discrimination has been unchanged since the 1960's.