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Apache Kafka on the Azure HDInsight platform was added last year as a preview service to help enterprises create real-time big data pipelines. Since then, large companies such as Toyota, Adobe, Bing…

DDD Brisbane 2017 is a conference ran by developers for developers and SSW TV was on hand to catch some of the action! In this talk, we’ll look at using ASP.NET Core JavaScript Services to build single page applications using Angular, Aurelia, Knockout, React, React+Redux or Vue. With this approach you can develop on Windows, Mac, or Linux using your preferred source code editor. Jason will demonstrate server-side prerendering, webpack dev middleware, hot module replacement (HMR), efficient production builds and much more. You will walk away ready to create single page applications using your favourite client-side framework and ASP.NET Core.

Batch styling? Right-click clean up? Quick code format fixing? That's what what I have in my mind about today's extension. Pick a C# File, right-click and select &quot;Clean up&quot; and Run. And then

MFractor 3.3: Introducing Code Snippets Today Tom and I are excited to announce the release of MFractor v3.3 for Visual Studio for Mac! This release is jammed p

Rider 2017.3 EAP comes with support for Web.config and App.config transformations. These configuration transformations allow us to update certain settings in a Web.config or App.config file when packaging the application. For example, we may want to update the database connection … Continue reading →

Now a days REST APIs are quite commonly used in web applications. At times you may need to provide multiple versions of your API to the clients. This could be because of enhanced functionality exposed by the API or it could for the sake of offering multiple sets of functionality (basic, advanced, free, paid etc.). This article discusses a few approaches for offering such multiple versions of your API to the client applications.

Mono is complementing its Just-in-Time compiler and its static compiler with a .NET interpreter allowing a few new ways of running your code. In 2001 when the Mono project started, we wrote an interpreter for the .NET instruction set and we used this to bootstrap a self-hosted .NET development environment on Linux.

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