Open Source .NET – 1 year later - Now with ASP.NET 

Table of Contents

1. Getting Started
2. Scenes and Scene Management
3. User Interface
4. 2-D Graphics and Sprites
5. Input
6. Animation
7. Audio
8. Implementing Gameplay 

Git and Visual Studio 2017
 part 6 : Rebasing
 part 5 : Merging the changes
 part 4 : Branching
 part 3 : Resetting the changes
 part 2 : Saving your solution
 part 1 : Start repository

When we started the Google Code project hosting service in 2006, the world of project hosting was limited. We were worried about reliability and stagnation, so we took action by giving the open source community another option to choose from. Since then, we’ve seen a wide variety of better project hosting services such as GitHub and Bitbucket bloom. Many projects moved away from Google Code to those other systems. To meet developers where they are, we ourselves migrated nearly a thousand of our own open source projects from Google Code to GitHub. 

VSCode for the C# Developer - Tim Corey - NDC London 2023

VSCode is a nimble editor that can do just about anything. In this session, we will set up and configure VSCode for use in C# development. Then we will use it to build, debug, and deploy a small .NET Core web application to Azure.
Along the way, we will go over a list of the top C#-focused plugins for VSCode. Whether you are just getting started with VSCode or you are used to VSCode but want to start building C# projects, this session will get you up to speed fast. 

C:\>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\140\Tools\Binn\SqlLocalDB.exe" i
MSSQLLocalDB
ProjectsV13
v12.0

C:\>"C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\140\Tools\Binn\SqlLocalDB.exe" s MSSQLLocalDB
LocalDB instance "MSSQLLocalDB" started.

This is Part 1 of a four-part series describing how to build an application i 

Using the Docker client from Windows and getting AspNet vNext running in a Docker Container