This time we will do a little deep dive and check out some important changes in the code base of Orchard Core. But don't be scared, we promise you will like these changes, especially the demo about the new User Picker Field!

After a long wait, the new Orchard Core version of our legendary Dojo Course tutorial series is here, the Dojo Course 3!

Now it's easier to extend the user setting than ever thanks to the new custom user settings feature! Create advanced Markdown with the new extensions, use the new isInRole layer rule, and many other great things in Orchard Core! Check out our current post for more!

The dark mode for the admin theme is here! But first, let's check out the new locale Shortcode, the new Select HTML tag in the Forms module, and many more!

The computer science students I tutor are learning memoization using the classic example of recursive Fibonacci. I remember learning these same topics during my data structures and algorithms courses. I also remember being very surprised at the performance before and after memoization. Recursive Fibonacci in C# Generating the Fibonacci sequence in a C# Console Application can look like...

In a previous ASP.NET Core Web API Tutorial, I mentioned how the new ASP.NET Core Web API Project Template for .NET 5 Framework includes the addition of Swashbuckle.AspNetCore to generate an OpenAPI Specification Document as well as a Swagger UI to explore and test the web API. This works in tandem with a new feature introduced in Visual Studio 2019 that allows you to publish the web API to Azure...

See the improvements of the Media Field, the new full_text Liquid Filter, the enhancements of the admin UI, and many more in our upcoming post!

If you're a Microsoft developer using EF Core, you are probably really excited about the new feature in EF Core 5 that makes creating many-to-many relationships super simple! Many-to-many relationships in EF Core 5 work intuitively now, so if you have installed the .NET 5 SDK or Visual Studio 2019 16.9 preview 1 you can test the new feature pretty quickly from a .NET Core Console Application...