Not sure where JavaScript's context variable "this" comes from? Let's talk about it. As a bonus, we'll also talk about closures and arrow functions.

jeremyliberman.com has been rewritten using Gatsby!

Array's forEach() is a popular way of enumerating lists in JavaScript, but I never recommend using it due to these drawbacks.

This is a high-level primer on what CORS policies are, and a FAQ answering common issues people experience related to CORS.

Providers are an easy enhancement you can make to any existing Higher Order Component (HOC) to make it even more flexible.

Everyone who builds React apps struggles with data fetching. A new version of my React/Redux data fetching library is out.

I can teach you how to automatically update your tooltips when a label changes.

SSRS reports do not make it easy for developers to detect and log runtime errors, so I wrote a PowerShell script to notify myself when they occur.

I take a look into Selenium's source code to resolve a confusing error message and find a workaround for selecting all of the options in a multi-select dropdown control.

We talk about using the jQuery Promise implementation to simplify some callback-centric logic by converting it into Promises.

In git, nothing is ever truly lost. You can recover dropped commits and undo botched merges using git reflog.

This post is a story about an application I never built and why.

A demonstration of dynamics in C# and using them to navigate an XML structure.

Are you tired of all of your objects being named simply "Object"? You can make ToString() an abstract override method in your abstract class in order to force implementation classes to always provider an implementation for logging purposes.

Why does the System.Security.Cryptography library sometimes ask you to update your password when using DataProtectionScope.LocalMachine? Let's find out.

First blog post, ever!