Technical insights, stories and opinions from our team of consultants, analysts, developers and testers.

Blazor is the name of an experiment which Steve Sanderson has been running for eight months, namely: Can we run .NET in a web browser? Read our latest insight about our experiences with this framework.

Recently, Microsoft have released a wide selection of new technologies, making the whole software development team at Audacia extremely excited.

TypeScript is to JavaScript what which SASS and LESS are to CSS - a super-set of the language with additional functionality to improve the coding experience. Find out more about TypeScript in our latest insight.

On the 20th anniversary of Visual Studio, Microsoft have release the latest version of this technology - Visual Studio 2017.

.NET Standard is just that: a standard. It's a document that has been prepared and actively maintained by the .NET Foundation, who oversee development on a large range of the projects either directly related to the .NET stack or which use the .NET platform. Find out more in this insight.

Test-Driven Development (TDD) is a fairly well established software development practice, with lots of companies (large, corporate companies as well as smaller software development houses and design agencies) advocating it. Here are the five main reasons we use TDD at Audacia.

Microsoft .NET is a free and open-source, managed computer software framework for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. Here we cover the software's history, as well as its use cases and associated documentation.

We are currently updating our code base to Visual Studio 2013 and Team Foundation Studio 2013. These are the latest Microsoft software development packages. Read this insight to find out more.

Audacia have entered into partnership with Microsoft as a Certified Application Development Partner.