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I'm a big fan of JetBrains TeamCity for continuous integration (CI). It has a great web-based user interface, is extremely easy to set up and get running, and is also very flexible.

It doesn't matter if you're using Team Foundation Server, Git, Subversion, or another form of source control, you should be sure to check in your code frequently.

Assessing the quality of software can be a difficult, often subjective process. Having some heuristics and metrics that measure an application's source code provides a useful starting point, and observing these metrics …

Recently I was mentoring a client who needed a simple filter for a

My most recent article in MSDN Magazine is now available online: ASP.NET – Use Custom Middle Middleware to Detect and Fix 404s in ASP.NET Core Apps The article was written in the ASP.NET 5 RC1 timeframe, but the sample …

I've started writing a series on ASP.NET Core for MSDN Magazine. If you're not a subscriber to the dead trees version, you can read them online.

The default templates for ASP.NET Core RC2 apps only target

In.NET Core, you can target multiple frameworks from the same application. Where there are incompatibilities, you can use precompiler directives, like so:

There are a number of breaking changes between ASP.NET Core RC1 and

If you've been wondering when the time would come for you to start learning about ASP.NET Core, it's quickly approaching.