"It works on my computer." Troubleshooting the executable of the latest application on an end users computer (be they co-worker, team lead, or high-level stakeholder) may be over with Microsoft's …

NuGet.org is the best place to get NuGet packages and jump-start your projects, but how can you quickly vet content when time is tight? Developers are always on the lookout …

Have you ever consulted the source code of an NuGet package for debugging? Checking the original source files used to build a package can help during the debugging process, especially …

Choosing how to migrate a .NET Framework library to .NET 6 (or the future .NET 7, .NET 8, etc.) depends on each application. Or maybe you don't even need to …

For NuGet packages, a vulnerability isn’t the end of the world. Most NuGet users can agree that even a critical vulnerability is difficult to exploit. That doesn’t change the fact …

You’ve heard of Symbols and Symbol packages. They’re a great tool for debugging your NuGet packages – some of the most fiddley packages to debug. What’s the best way to …

Why are companies still using Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) when it has been deprecated? “It's great for combining processes,” the message boards will say – and it’s true, but it’s time …

There are over 25 metadata properties that can be filled in a NuGet .nuspec file. And those choices are permanent - once you publish a package, you can't edit or …

It is impossible to run your ASP.NET Web Forms applications using .NET Core runtime. Web Forms - like Windows Communication Framework and Windows Workflow Foundation - aren’t dead yet, just …

After seven previews, .NET 6 finally had it's production release this past November. This year, Microsoft is emphasizing the new simplified development, improved performance, and “ultimately productivity.” We think the …