Some time ago I wrote about how to set up a .NET Core Web API to report metrics to New Relic. Now, I'm going to show you how to use New Relic--or any other monitoring platform, such as Azure Application Insights--to get a performance baseline for your API.

Visual Studio Code's Pipe transport debug configuration makes debugging many non-standard configurations easy. In this article, I will demonstrate how to leverage this tool to debug a .NET Core application running inside a Kubernetes cluster.

Over the years I have seen several approaches for validating inputs (@RequestParam, @RequestBody, etc.) for REST endpoints. Many of these approaches are pretty manual and require explicitly calling a validation mechanism. But is there a way to automate this process while writing as little code as...

Everyone knows Git as a great file versioning tool. But did you know you can also use Git to debug your code?

Assuming that your team has been working on similar projects and using the same technologies for a while, it's normal to develop set views of how certain issues should be addressed. Many companies automatically start to make decisions based on what feels comfortable or what expends less energy...

If you've journeyed with us over the past several months, you know the basics of how to use Angular 2+, and you also know how to add some flare to your Angular projects by creating custom directives. So what else do you need to know before shipping your own Angular web application to production? ...

In the first part of this series, we discussed the challenges of integrating UX activities into an Agile context mainly populated by engineers (or, to use Scrum's terminology, developers). In this second part, we'll discuss various approaches to accommodating UX activity inside a Scrum framework.