Blogposts and news

Jonathan Worthington takes a glance back in time, and looks at some of the major improvements made to Comma during 2020.​

One of the newer frameworks for JavaScript is Svelte, which has become very popular and is now competing with established frameworks like React and Angular. But is it here to stay?

In this blog post we will explore how we can use the new source generator feature in .NET 5 to automatically generate an API for a system using the MediatR library and the CQRS pattern.

Do you want to immerse yourself in C# and at the same time learn what's new in C# 9 and .NET 5? We have now updated our popular advanced courses in C#.

You can find plenty of information about programming languages, concepts and existing code. Less so about personal programming practices. And even less so about the debugging process. Yet, debugging your own and someone else's code is what a lot of programmers do on a daily basis.

.NET 5 will be released in November, and we have compiled a list of the news we can expect.

While developing my latest course IdentityServer in Production, I discovered that there was a lack of support for storing the data protection key ring in Azure Key Vault. In this blog post I will explain how I implemented this support.

We are now the lead investor in Anatomic Studios, an innovative company that creates specially designed prostheses within MedTech. We look forward to being a part of Anatomic Studios' journey, full of innovative opportunities.

Just over 10 years ago, Simon Sinek delivered an unforgettable Ted Talk "How great leaders inspire action", which currently have 50 million views. Simon talks about the "golden circle" and the questions Why? How? What ? that is briefly about finding the purpose of what you do.

We are constantly working to develop new courses. One of the courses in progress is “Securing ASP.NET using OpenID Connect and IdentityServer” which we plan to offer shortly, both remotely and on site.

This post introduces React Suspense, a part of React’s upcoming concurrent mode that lets developers declaratively await components and their dependent resources, such as data, code, images and other assets, to load asynchronously before rendering. Suspense allows for orchestrating complex loading sequences and visual transitions with ease, greatly improving both the developer and user experience.

If you are working on a product that involves software, you may realize a considerable number of the features you build are never utilized by your users. And while some of those may be there due to legal reasons, the fact that you spent resources with little to no return of your investment does not change.