Trailhead Goes Carbon Neutral, And So Can You
We were inspired recently when Microsoft announced that it was going carbon neutral by 2030, and completely paying back its historic carbon debt by 2040.
We were inspired recently when Microsoft announced that it was going carbon neutral by 2030, and completely paying back its historic carbon debt by 2040.
When you’re using a shell command, it’s common to pass options to that command using dashes–which are also called hyphens. These options can be specified
Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel Recently, a legacy ASP.NET Web API application that we support started logging an exception and also giving back a
I’ve been working remotely–or telecommuting, as it is often known–for nearly 10 years, and in that time I’ve learned a few DOs and DON’Ts for
When I talk to .NET developers, I find that there’s still a lot of confusion about what .NET Standard is and how it relates to
UPDATE, 2018 May 30: It’s alive. The dotnet team officially announces 2.1 on their blog! The newest version of ASP.NET Core will be released in
At Trailhead, we’ve recently been noticing an increase in a couple of questions from our clients. They are: 1. Is Web Forms dead?, and 2.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says “bots are the new apps.” If that’s the case, then developers are going to need a cross-platform way to build
At Trailhead, we’ve been making the switch from Angular 1 to Angular 2 for our new web front-end projects. The selection of tools and components
Trailhead Technology Partners is very pleased to announce the addition of our newest partner, Josh Eastburn. Current partners, J. and John, give their thoughts about