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Create a .NET Core Project Template
Every .NET project is based on a project template. Want to learn more about the ones that ship "in the box"? Want to learn how to create your own? In this multi-part series, ASP.NET PM Sayed Hashimi...
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Create a .NET Core Project Template for Visual Studio
Every .NET project is based on a project template. Want to learn more about the ones that ship "in the box"? Want to learn how to create your own? In this multi-part series, ASP.NET PM Sayed Hashimi...
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Add a Parameter to a .NET Core Project Template
Every .NET project is based on a project template. Want to learn more about the ones that ship "in the box"? Want to learn how to create your own? In this multi-part series, ASP.NET PM Sayed Hashimi...
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Troubleshooting .NET Core Project Templates
Every .NET project is based on a project template. Want to learn more about the ones that ship "in the box"? Want to learn how to create your own? In this multi-part series, ASP.NET PM Sayed Hashimi...
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Azure Application Insights Profiler
Need to collect performance data about your Azure apps while they are running in production? DevDiv Azure Services PM Chuck Weininger shows us how to do that using the Azure Application Insights...
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Sharing Knowledge Online
Want to share your knowledge and experiences with others online? David Giard, host of the Technology and Friends and GCast channels on YouTube, shows you how to get started. Check out David's videos at...
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Analyzing Code with Infer#
Want to detect reliability and security bugs before they ship? Matthew Jin and Xiaoyu Liu show Infer#, a static analysis tool you can use to validate the correctness of source code without needing to...
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.NET Conf: Focus on Windows
.NET Marketing Manager Beth Massi previews .NET Conf: Focus on Windows, a free livestream event focusing on how to move your Windows desktop apps forward to .NET 5. Come join us Feb 25, 2021. Check out...
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New Experience for Sending Feedback
Developers can use the Developer Community website to provide feedback to the Visual Studio team. PM Mads Kristensen shows us how the Developer Community has been upgraded and improved to make it...
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What's On Your Developer Radar?
What are some of the emerging app patterns and technologies that developers should be following? .NET Rocks co-host Richard Campbell joins us to share his thoughts.
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Choices in Desktop Development
The desktop is here to stay. Sam Basu reviews how you can take advantage of the latest in .NET technologies and still build the apps your customers demand. Sam covers Windows Forms, XAML (UWP, WinUI),...
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Getting Started with Jupyter Notebooks in VS Code
Jupyter notebooks are the go-to tool for data scientists. They make it easy to write and run some code, quickly see the results and then tweak and repeat. Claudia Regio shows how Visual Studio Code has...
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What's New with GitHub Actions Tooling?
PM Angelos Petropoulos shows how easy it is to setup continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) using GitHub Actions, all in the familiar Publish dialog. To learn more, check out:Using GitHub...
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EF Core
Jeremy Likness shows some of what's new in EF Core. He first shows off many-to-many relationships [07:30] and then reviews some of what's coming in EF Core 6 [26:30]. Jeremy will be speaking on EF Core...
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Project Reunion
Andrew Clinick shows us Project Reunion, which is the starting point for your ability to build and ship Windows apps at a much faster pace without waiting for the Windows OS to update with new...
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Getting Started with PyTorch in VS Code
PM Jeffrey Mew shows off the support Visual Studio Code has for PyTorch, which makes it easier for data scientists to work with machine learning models. Check out the Microsoft Learn Get Started with...
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Performance Profiling | .NET Perf Counters Tool
Diagnostics PM Sagar Shetty continues taking us on a tour of the Visual Studio profiling tools. Today he shows how you can see visual .NET counters over time from within the Visual Studio profiler....
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Why is Async Code Hard to Debug?
Isadora Rodopoulos, an engineer on the Visual Studio Debugging team, joins us to kick off a mini-series on debugging async code. Today she explains how async code works behind the scenes and provides...
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Async Debugging Part 2
Isadora Rodopoulos, an engineer on the Visual Studio Debugging team, is back to continue our mini-series on debugging async code. Last week she provided some insights into how async code works. Today...
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Async Debugging Part 3
Isadora Rodopoulos, an engineer on the Visual Studio Debugging team, wraps up our mini-series on debugging async code. In the first episode, she provided some insights into how async code works. Last...
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An Overview of the Power Platform
April Dunham, Cloud Advocate, joins us to kick-off a mini-series on the Power Platform and what opportunities it offers for.NET developers. April explains how the Power Platform offers a "no cliffs"...
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Building Power Apps with Web APIs
Greg Hurlman, Power Platform Advocate, joins us part two of our mini-series on the Power Platform and what opportunities it offers for.NET developers. In part 1, we were shown how the Power Platform...
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Web Live Preview
Sayed Hashimi, PM on the ASP.NET team, shows us how Visual Studio 2022 offers a new experience for building Web Forms projects. He shows the new Web Forms designer and Web Live Preview, which enables...
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Versioning ASP.NET Core Services
Phil Japikse shares a number of tips on how to manage multiple versions of ASP.NET Core Services. How do you and the API consumers easily keep track of versions 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 2.0 etc? Phil shows how.
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Solution Filters in Visual Studio
Got a large solution with hundreds of projects? Join PM Kira Weiss as we check out how Solution Filters allow you to selectively choose which subset of projects get loaded in order to improve Visual...
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