SQL server management studio, SSMS, if you want selected text upper case, ctrl + shift + U

I'd try posting on craigslist. Maybe find someone without formal education and needs experience.

Will do! Thank you, Sir

Picked up my old guitar and I'm trying to learn how to play it.

Windows 10 does have some built in screen recording capability, and it's probably already installed... Type XBox into search and it should bring up the "XBox Game Bar". It should allow you to record your lectures, and stop and resume them at your leisure. If that helps any.

It fills me with furious anger everytime I select a row to highlight it, then click on another application and that row is no longer selected :mad:

I like the way core does model binding better, but deploying changes is much easier with MVC 5. With core, I had to stop the IIS application pool, then deploy then start it again. Also MVC 5 allows you to change the .cshtml on the server if there is an urgent change, and you don't want to boot everyone off the site for a minute or so. All things considered though, I'd still say core.

A lot of them have conditions like the lanes have to be visible, and where I live, that's just not a reality. I do think it would be better in the long run, but No, I wouldn't trust a self driving car.

My bad, I was talking about good old .NET. In the test projects we made, working with MVC was very similar in each environment. Thanks for you input!

It does, Thank you Marc!

We are re-writing our Coldfusion intranet site. We are going to use asp.net MVC, but aren't sure weather to use Core or the Standard Framework. If you were creating a new site today, which would you use? We are more comfortable with the Standard Framework and are widows shop so cross platform isn't a major concern. The comfort mostly comes from product maturity and easily finding support for issues. That being said, it sounds like Core is faster and where Microsoft is focusing its development efforts.