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This post shows you how to solve this 405 error and get it working properly.
dev What is Visual Studio Live Share and how do you use it?This post shows you how to get set up to start using Visual Studio Live Share for remote pair programming.
dev How I doubled the traffic to my website in 4 simple stepsIn the space of 2 months, I doubled the traffic on my website, and the increase was all Organic traffic. In this post I will share the steps I took to double the traffic to my website, so you can apply the same steps.
dotnet How to upload multiple files at once in an MVC formThis post will help you if you need to upload multiple files at once in an MVC form.  The examples are for an umbraco website, but the principles are the same.
dotnet How to force a .NET website to use TLS 1.2This post shows you how you can force your .NET website to run using TLS 1.2
dotnet How to fix the MVC Textbox date time format issueThis post shows you how you can remove the time off the end of a date value when rendering it in an MVC TextBoxFor.
dotnet·umbraco How to create url rewrite rules for ASP.NET, MVC and Umbraco in web.configThis post is a reference to show you how to set up rewrite rules in your web.config file.
dev How to copy SQL Server data to Elasticsearch using LogStashHow to copy SQL Server data to Elasticsearch using LogStash
dev How to fix the error ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERRORThis post shows you how to solve the error ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR for your website, which shows up in Google Chrome, Opera, Edge and Internet Explorer
conferences·dev 10 practical tips for improving your public speakingIn this post Marcin Zajkowski shares some of his pro tips for improving your public speaking, based on his experiences.
dotnet A simple C# LINQ method to put an address on one line separated by commasThis post gives you a simple way of getting an address on one line, separated by commas and it ignores any blank lines.
dev An open letter to people who write open lettersI've seen lots of open letters on the internet lately, so this letter is addressed to all of those people who write open letters.