by Pedro Reys | Jul 6, 2020 | blog
Every software project or product requires a set of tasks or disciplines in order to be successful. You need to plan, prioritize, and track the work that needs to be done. You need to safely store and version the source code. You also need to build, integrate,...
by Jay Otterbein | Jun 5, 2020 | blog
Microsoft has been warning us of a full pivot to .NET 5 this fall, and some of us at Headspring have been trying to help other development teams get ready for the changeover. Microsoft announced the retirement of .NET Framework early in 2019, in favor of focusing on...
by Glenn Burnside and Kevin Ackerman | May 25, 2020 | blog
If you missed our Blazor webinar—well, you can watch it any time here: Getting Started with Blazor. But we’ve also compiled our answers to the myriad of questions we received from our viewers. Because Blazor’s such a new technology, people are super curious about it....
by Glenn Burnside | May 20, 2020 | blog
Microsoft’s Blazor WebAssembly presents a radically new approach for developing and deploying browser-based business applications. While we’re starting to see increased interest from many of our clients, we’re also observing a certain amount of skepticism in the...
by Dean Goodman | May 19, 2020 | blog
We’re excited to announce the 3.0 release of the BulkWriter library. The library has proven very useful for loading data fast and efficiently, but it’s been in need of some updates given the changes in the .NET ecosystem in the last few years. ETL may not...
by Kevin Ackerman | May 15, 2020 | blog
Blazor in context: The user imperative As digital technology advances at accelerating rates, both external users and business software users expect websites to deliver more productivity and smoother user experiences. Excessive page loads, and the design limitations...
