Microsoft is moving to an open source and cross platform world, and they’ve created .NET Standard as a super-highway to get you there. With the .NET Standard 2.0 release, the specification includes most of the API’s you depend on in the .NET full framework (.NET 4.n). Because .NET Standard, .NET …
We’ve all read at least one blog post from somebody who has left .NET and headed off to a different programming language or development platform (and that one guy who moved to Peru to become a hermit). There’s always plenty of detail on exactly what’s wrong with .NET or C# …
iTunes App Store and an installment of one of the most successful gaming franchises in history both use Azure DocumentDB to ingest massive volumes of data and serve low latency queries to provide great user experiences. DocumentDB provides NoSQL service for highly available, globally distributed apps that want to take …
DevOps is all about bringing the .NET developers and operations together so that they are working as a team in the best interests of the product rather than themselves. Let’s talk about the main goals you want to achieve by implementing good DevOps in a .NET environment.
This session will illustrate how Visual Studio is evolving demo by demo. It presents the latest capabilities to enable any developer to build any apps.
In this session we explore the features available in Entity Framework, including the latest Entity Framework 6.1 release. See how these features can be used to build and test applications, including integration with other technologies and third-party frameworks for dependency injection, testing, logging, etc. We also take a look at …
