2024 - July/August

Sahil has performance tips for Visual Studio Code, Microsoft’s free open-source workhorse. Paul D. Sheriff begins an article series about .NET MAUI, designed by Microsoft to build UI and business layer for mobile and desktop applications. Edward walks through how head-mounted display (HMD) technologies found in Meta Quest 3 platform's use of Android OS and support for .NET stacks makes it particularly accessible for deploying flat applications in spatial computing. Joydip looks at how AOP (aspect-oriented programming) can help you optimize performance and store performance metadata in a database. Markus talks about "modern development" or what has happened since about 2008.

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One Fret Away from Harmony

By: Rod Paddock

Sometimes, you’re just about on top of an elusive solution. Stepping away can help you find it, but so can making slight adjustments to the project’s trajectory.
- Editorials
CODE: 15 Years Ago

By: Markus Egger

Markus continues his reflection on what the CODE Group company, the magazine, and the industry have been up to since around 2008, the period of modern development.
- Editorials
VS Code Tips

By: Sahil Malik

Sahil looks at how Visual Studio Code, Microsoft’s free open-source workhorse, lets you work on any platform, any operating system, and nearly any language. In this article he covers productivity tips including alternate ways to select text, Outline view, Timeline view, sticky headers, import/export profiles using extensions, and improved search.
- Visual Studio
- Visual Studio CODE
Exploring .NET MAUI: Getting Started

By: Paul Sheriff

This is Paul D. Sheriff's first article in a series on .NET MAUI, which provides a single framework for building the UIs and business logic and create applications for either mobile or desktop. Paul shows you how to develop apps that run across all platforms.
- .NET Maui
From Flat to Fantastic: Going Spatial with 2D Applications

By: Edward Charbeneau

Edward Charbeneau describes that as head-mounted display (HMD) technologies advance, they offer new opportunities for developers. Meta Quest 3 platform's use of Android OS and support for .NET stacks making it particularly accessible for deploying flat applications in spatial computing.
- Wearables
Store Application Performance Metadata in a Database Using AOP in ASP.NET Core

By: Joydip Kanjilal

Joydip explores programming paradigms (object-oriented, procedural, and aspect-oriented programming) and looks at how AOP (aspect-oriented programming) can help you optimize performance and store performance metadata in a database.
- ASP.NET Core
- Object Oriented Development

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