Blog Posts

Working with multiple environments can make it hard to keep databases in sync with code. Use a database project to make it managable.

Bootstrap provides a ton of great utility classes for styling primary, danger, etc. but what if we want to support more themed colors? SASS to the rescue!

Keeping dependencies up to date is critical to avoiding security vulnerabilities and keeping your codebase modern and maintainable. However, many modern applications and libraries are built on the shoulders of giants. Instead of manually keeping your dependencies up to date, delegate that task to GitHub Actions!

MDX lets us use React Components in Markdown files using next-generation tooling. Fenced Code Blocks have some unique extensibility points for exposing new functionality from our .mdx files.

Want to access npm package details in your app without setting up your own server and tracking? Easily use the bundlephobia API.

It can a bit tricky to configure Visual Studio .njsproj projects to work well with front-end applications for development. Wire up your <StartupFile> and <ScriptArguments> for guarenteed success.

T4 templates can be used to auto-generate code, such as creating TypeScript types from C# class/enums. Remove the manual step by automatically running your templates as part of the build process.

Monorepos are all the rage. If you already have two git repositories but want to switch to a monorepo without losing history, look no further.

VSCode has great support for prettier. Learn how to configure it to maximize using pretter across your company's projects and teams.

Use prettier to focus on the code and not on the formatting.