This quick post will tell you how you can upgrade your Angular 6 project within 10 minutes to the new Angular 7 (at the moment of writing beta-7, edit: now major version).
We've got a few new goodies in this one, and I've made sure to put the most exciting ones at the top 🚀
In this post, I'll talk about what the different things I've made on this website to improve the performance. Some of the optimizations are just some configuration flags to turn on, others require more changes in your code.
- Enable HTTP/2
- Enable TLS 1.3
- Compress responses using Brotli or gzip
- Add caching information
- Optimize JavaScript / CSS files
- Reduce the number of redirections
- Optimize images
- Move your servers near your visitors (GeoDNS, CDN)
- Resource Hints: Prefetch resources
- Remove unused resources / features
- Minify HTML
- Optimize JavaScript code
- Automate almost everything!
With .NET 5, direct support of WinRT has been removed from the C# language and CLR, including most of the functionality previously provided in System.Runtime.InteropServices. In some cases, C#/WinRT provides equivalent functionality. In other cases, functionality may no longer be supported. This article provides a migration guide for interop scenarios in C#/WinRT.
Abstract: There are many approaches available
for developing a web application in .NET. In this article, I will give
an overview of frameworks that you can choose for your .NET projects.
when Blazor released a new preview this week (technically, Blazor WebAssembly 3.2.0 Preview 3), the most exciting part was the addition of real debugging for the first time
In this post I look at the various different version numbers you can set for a .NET Core project, such as Version, VersionSuffix, and PackageVersion. For each one I'll describe the format it can take, provide some examples, and what it's for.
Scott Klein and Joey D'Antoni provide an overview of the SQL Server 2016 features and enhancements, teasing up many of the features discussed in the other videos as well as covered in the training kit.
.NET 8 Preview 1 is now available! This is the first preview of the next major version of .NET, which will include the next wave of innovations for web development with ASP.NET Core.
In .NET 8 we plan to make broad investments across ASP.NET Core. Below are some of the areas we plan to focus on:
.NET 6 Preview 1 is now available and ready for evaluation. This is the first preview of .NET 6, the next major update to the .NET platform. .NET 6 is expected to ship in November of this year, and will be a Long Term Support (LTS) release.
