Web Rush Dan Wahlin, John Papa, Ward Bell, Craig Shoemaker

Anthony Bartolo walks us through the various ways to think about security in your code, whether you're using AI to help write your code or you want to use AI to help make sure your code is secure.

Frank Boucher answers our questions about what it's like to be a .NET developer in 2024 including the ability to use multiple environments or platforms, what Blazer is, and how .NET development has changed since you last tried it.

Alfredo Deza talks with us about why he likes Python, how to encourage writing tests, breaking functions into multiple functions, and how people can learn more about Python.

Bruno Capuano talks with us about .NET smart components and integrating them with AI, using it for smarter text field areas, where else AI is being used that we might not expect, and how can we make sure to have some guardrails for AI tokens in our applications.

Chris Noring talks with Craig about AI agents, how you can use them together with various data points you may already have, how they differ from assistants like Siri or Alexa, and how CoPilot Studio could be a good starting point for a no-code AI agent solution.

Corbin Crutchley helps us sort through the web frameworks available to developers in 2024 with Framework Fundamentals, his online book that's part of the Framework Field Guide aiming to teach you Angular, React and Vue all at once.