As a developer you've probably become quite familiar with many shortcuts like Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V....and unfortunately Ctrl+Z! But did you know that pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc will directly open the Task Manager? Very handy for when you need to kill that infinite loop...
Image maps are a handy way to add clickable zones to your images. When creating an image map from scratch most people would fire up their image editor of choice and work out the click zones using the editor. This can be ok when creating an image map from scratch...
I noticed recently that my current version of Chrome was acting strange in Windows 10. When loading web pages with a lot of content I noticed that random text or images would be missing, jumbled up or I'd see green flashes on screen where animations should be happening....
There are tons of programs out there that can help you make gifs but over the years the one I keep returning to due to its ease of use is LICEcap. For example, I use it to help me make gif's for this blog, for doing quick screen...
Welcome to another Web Developer Monthly. This month's edition contains news from the latest .Net open source projects, awesome frontend training resources and the odd JavaScript tips for you to try out. If you've spotted anything you'd like me to share for the next...
Sometimes the easiest thing in the world can take you a while to figure out. Take searching for a changeset in Visual Studio's TFS Source Explorer. Luckily if super easy to do! When you're in the Source Explorer, simply press Ctrl + G and the Find ChangeSet...
If you're working on a .Net project that has multiple environments chances are that you will be using web.config transforms that tweak environment specific values in your project. Typically in your project you would have a base web.config file that would have all your project settings...
If you're a developer chances are that you use certain key strokes daily without even thinking about it like Alt + Tab to switch between opened programs. MacOS users love using quick app launchers, like Alfred, but it's not something a lot of Windows users tend to...
When working on a large project where a single file could have hundreds or thousands of lines of code it can be useful to quickly jump from one method to the next in the current document you have open. To do this simply hold down the Alt key and press...