Tomasz Peczek shows how to prevent response compression when IIS is used as a reverse proxy for an ASP.NET Core application. Prevent IIS from unexpectedly compressing ASP.NET Core response Source: ASP.NET Daily Articles
Today’s Kinect retrospective post from engadget’s Timothy J. Seppala, is a great summary of something we’ve highlighted many times over the years, how the Kinect was so much more than a gaming device… Kinect’s value to artists overshadowed its gaming roots Former NIN art director and a game developer discuss the camera’s legacy. … The […]
While the open source Visual Studio Code editor has featured artificial intelligence tooling for a while now, the Visual Studio IDE is catching up, recently getting its own AI extension. Visual Studio Catching Up to VS Code Editor in AI Tooling Source: Visual Studio News
Syed Shanu takes an in-depth look at working with Web API and EF for performing CRUD operations in an Angular 5 and ASP.NET Core application. Angular 5, ASP.NET Core CRUD For Inventory Management Using EF And WEB API Source: ASP.NET Daily Articles
Amber Bhargava joins Scott Hanselman to discuss the new Azure free account. The new Azure free account provides Azure customers US $200 credit for first 30 days to experiment with a combination of services. Now it also includes 12-months of popular free services and 25+ always free services to further learn and explore Azure. For […]
In this episode, Dmitry is joined by Jeremy Likness, who shows us CosmosDB. This is the Azure database-as-a-service that features geo-replication, user configurable consistency levels, and supports a variety of interfaces from the classic DocumentDB to MongoDB and more. Jeremy demonstrates how to set up a CosmosDB account, load data, and stand up an application […]
Kevin Gallo will be answering questions we didn’t get to from the Windows Developer Day on October 10th. While we’re going through the list, we will be taking live questions too. Windows community standup is a monthly online broadcast where we provide additional transparency on what we are building out, and why we are excited. As always, […]
This is our second to last Coding4Fun Round-up. I’m trying to decide if the next, and last, will be a 2017 Round-up or one that covers the entire time I’ve been doing the Coding4Fun blog, since January 2011. What do you think? Coding4Fun Blog Happy 9th, Small Basic!IoT for AnyoneYour New Virtual API Review AssistantBuilding […]
Microsoft cautions that not all projects are good candidates for moving off .NET Framework to .NET Core, which is optimized for building highly scalable Web applications running on Windows, macOS or Linux. .NET Core: To Port or Not to Port? Source: Visual Studio News
With the help of volunteer coders, Microsoft shipped UWP Community Toolkit 2.1, adding features that more closely align the open source app-building kit with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update SDK. UWP Community Toolkit Catches Up to Fall Creators Update SDK Source: Visual Studio News