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Isaac Levin's livestream on Updating Old .NET Framework Apps now available on YouTube.

JetBrains AI Assistant used to explain commits, contributors, and changes in your codebase.

With Testcontainers, you can spin up and tear down Docker containers as part of your automated tests. For example, if you need a database, you don't need to mock it: your xUnit, NUnit, and MSTest code can launch an actual database against which you can validate your code.

Scott Sauber shows .NET developers how to apply Test Driven Development to Blazor development.

How to use JetBrains Annotations to enable first-class support in your ASP.NET Core libraries. These techniques will transform your user experience into an enjoyable and productive experience for ReSharper and Rider users.

The Steam Deck is a handheld gaming computer developed by Steam and Half-Life creators Valve. It allows you to take your favorite PC games wherever you go, whether on your couch or long trips. It's remarkable to see the evolution of handheld gaming, from Nintendo's single-color LCDs to handheld HD g…

Docker has become an integral part of a developer's workflow, and docker-compose helps you build complex distributed solutions from your development to the production environment. In recent releases of JetBrains Rider, we added Fast-Mode Docker Support. In short, your development feedback loop just …

While many developers would prefer to work on green-field projects, many of us have to work with existing systems, also known as brown-field projects. Existing projects have databases managed by database administrators and relied on by business stakeholders. So what is a .NET developer to do when ta…

Code is a mixture of style and substance, with many developers adopting particular habits throughout their careers. For individual projects, style is typically not a point of contention since you're likely the only individual who will ever use and look at the code. However, as projects grow in scale…