Tailwind CSS is a highly customizable, low-level CSS framework that gives you all of the building blocks you need to build bespoke designs without any annoying opinionated styles you have to fight to override.

By Eric Lawrence

By Michael Shpilt

A concise guide to debug and handle exceptions in Visual Studio.

Ammar Alim:

An in-depth look into the nontechnical and technical side of Capital One breach. Why did it happen? How can we avoid a data breach of this magnitude?

Aaron Bertrand:

Microsoft continues to add more and more enhancements that give us a robust set of tools to troubleshoot query performance in SQL Server. This is just another example of a benefit you get from moving to a more modern version.

J Cole Morrison:

… audit your security; keep auditing your security regularly; respect the principle of least privilege for security policies.

Ilya Suzdalnitski, in his article, is proposing functional programming as an alternative to object-oriented programming.

Dave Ceddia:

Svelte (some might say SvelteJS, but officially just “Svelte”), currently in its third revision, is a front end framework in the same vein as React, Vue.js, or Angular. It’s similar in that it helps you paint pixels on a web page. It’s different in a lot of other ways.

By Hayden James.

Good compilation of Linux networking commands and scripts.

Akram El Assas:

This article discusses the idea of using functional programming to enrich object-oriented programming in C#.