Visual Studio Code Tutorial Videos

VS Code Tutorial Series 2021 | Part 1 Why use VS Code?

VS Code Tutorial Series 2021 | Part 2 | Download & Interface Tour

VS Code Tutorial Series 2021 | Part 3 | Modify Visual Layout of Files

Visual Studio Code Python for Beginners: Hello World & Beyond

Visual Studio Code C#: a Web Scraper Tutorial

Visual Studio Code C# Beginner Tutorial: Hello World

Learn Python | VS Code | Python Hello World Tutorial

Visual Studio Code C# Beginner Tutorial: Hello World

Visual Studio Code ~ Unit Testing: XUnit

Visual Studio Code: Javascript, Node.js Hello World

WordPress Email Form Not Working ~ FIXED ~ WP SMTP Email Form Tutorial

VS Code Tutorial Series 2021 | Part 4 | File Control & Intellisense

VS Code C# JSon Serialize DeSerialize Object to Json File Example

.NET 5 Source Generators Jump Start
You may have heard about a new feature in .NET 5 called Source Generators. Developers can now generate dynamic code at compile time that .NET will weave into a consuming assembly. The possibilities are endless and will most likely have a profound impact on how we write applications and, ultimately, the performance we can expect […]
Find Prime Numbers With C# 9
Computer programming has its roots firmly grounded in mathematics, with the earliest computers used to calculate results that would take average human days to do by hand. One compelling problem in the field of computer science is discovering prime numbers. This post will show the most straightforward approach to calculating prime numbers using C# 9. […]
Flatten Strings with Regex.Replace
Ah, strings, the cause of and solution to all our programming problems. As developers, we’re always balancing our codebase’s readability with the efficient use of string literals. Let’s see how we can work with SQL, a database query language, in our code without sacrificing readability. The approach should work with other query syntax or multiline […]
Base64 Encoding With C#
I was working with the Spotify API and reading through the authorization documentation. Like most APIs, we need to securely access the service, authorized as the client application or on behalf of a user. We’ll need to deal with secret tokens and likely encode them into a Base64 string in that process. The client credentials […]
Rethinking OSS Attribution In .NET
The other day I was playing a Castlevania on my RetroPie. In between the doses of pure childhood nostalgia, I found myself scrolling through the Raspberry Pi menus to find an open-source (OSS) attribution display menu. In front of me was a list of every technology used to bring this excellent piece of technology to […]

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