Microsoft .NET History
A timeline to highlight the evolution of the .NET world and all its related components.
Microsoft .NET History
A timeline to highlight the evolution of the .NET world and all its related components.
- Updated the version of .NET that the debugger uses for running its own C# code to .NET 5
These are the customer-reported issues addressed in 15.8.2:
- Publish single file context menu item missing.
- Git network operations not working: Cannot spawn git-askpass.exe.
- "Visual C++ Resource Editor Package" load failed.
- Preview Transform gives error.
- Cannot type close brace.
- Object reference not set to an instance of an object when deploying Service Fabric project after update 15.8.0.
- "The given path's format is not supported" installation error.
- Task ExpandPriContent failed. Illegal characters in path.
- "Could not create instance of type System.Collections.Genertic.Iset'1[Signer]" installer error.
- Service fabric deployment fails in 15.8.0.
- Cannot create app package for Windows store.
- Incorrect code generation for strongly-typed resources.
- Keyboard binding for Italian layout.
- IntelliSense broken #9999.
- When working on a Unity project and Unity rewrites multiple project files, the Visual Studio Tools for Unity will now automatically reload the solution.
- The customer will now get a dialog to close Office applications if they are blocking the Visual Studio install and causing a failure of 1303.
The biggest change in .NET Core 2.2 Preview 2 is tiered compilation is enabled by default.
Bootstrap Icons v1.7.0 is here with 120 new and updated icons, taking us over 1,500 total icons for the project! It’s the largest update since the initial release, so keep reading to see what’s new.
After almost two years, the wait is nearly over. The API has been frozen, and the countdown to Deno 1.0, officially scheduled for release on May 13, has begun.
.NET Core 3 will be supported in Visual Studio 2019, Visual Studio for Mac and Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio 2019 Preview 2 was released last week and has support for C# 8. The Visual Studio Code C# Extension (in pre-release channel) was also just updated to support C# 8.
OVERVIEW
Rider is the new .NET-centric IDE from JetBrains. In Rider Succinctly, author Dmitri Nesteruk introduces it to developers and provides an overview on its origins, functions, and features. With this ebook, readers will be ready to begin developing using Rider.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction
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Up and Running with Rider
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Running, Debugging, and Testing
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Search and Navigation
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Coding Assistance
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Code Generation
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Refactoring
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IDEA Platform Features
DotNetAnywhere: An Alternve .NET Runtime
