Using Node.js, we can create web applications easily. Now, thanks to the node-webkit we can also create desktop apps with it, using a unique combination of HTML5 and Node.
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mobile business dashboards
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What’s Next in C#? - Mads Torgersen - Copenhagen DevFest 2023
NDC Conferences
Join Mads on a tour of upcoming language features in C#. While still very much in the works, C# 12 is starting to take shape. We touch on some of the ways, big and small, that C# is striving to make your life easier in the coming years.
webhint: a hinting engine for the web
Vue 3 – A roundup of infos about the new version of Vue.js
Overview of the new underpinnings of SignalR in ASP.NET Core plus SignalR itself.
Summary of Notable New Features in 15.9
- You can now import and export an installation configuration file that specifies which workloads and components should be installed with an instance of Visual Studio.
- We have improved the debugging experience for NuGet packages using the new symbol package format (.snupkg).
- Step back in debugger is now available in C++ for Enterprise customers.
- C++ IntelliSense now responds to changes in the remote environment for both CMake and MSBuild projects targeting Linux.
- We have made updates to UWP Desktop Bridge framework packages and added support for ARM64 C++ Native Desktop scenarios.
- We added support for the range-v3 library with the MSVC 15.9 compiler.
- We fixed several bugs in the F# compiler and F# tools.
- Language service support for new TypeScript features for semantic file renaming and project references.
- Improved Node.js development by updating Vue.js templates and adding support for unit testing using the Jest framework.
- We added SharePoint 2019 project templates, so you can migrate existing SharePoint 2013 and 2016 projects to SharePoint 2019.
- Visual Studio Tools for Xamarin now supports Xcode 10.
- We made improvements to the Xamarin.Android build performance.
- We have added and improved features for Universal Windows Platform developers, including ARM64 support, the latest preview SDK, better debugging of Desktop Bridge applications, and XAML Designer improvements.
- Substantial improvements were made to the experience of using authenticated package feeds.
- There is now support for lock file to enable repeatable restore for PackageReference based projects.
- We have added support for the new license format for NuGet packages.
- We have introduced NuGet client policies in Visual Studio which enables you to lock down environments such that only trusted packages can be installed.
- We made the use of .NET Core within Visual Studio more predictable.
Top Issues Fixed in 15.9
- No way to change "Find All References" background color.
- "Visual C++ Resource Editor Package" load failed.
- VS2017 v15.8 Build does not start if XAML files are not manually saved first.
- Installation failed - manifest signature verification failed.
- Update 15.8.6 breaks Installer Projects.
- Scrolling up with the arrow key causes Visual Studio to page up.
- After updating to 15.8.1, data tip does not show when debugging.
- System.InvalidProgramException: Common Language Runtime detected an invalid program..
- Solution Explorer does not remain pinned after closing Visual Studio.
- Navigation bar in editor has trouble handling long method names.
As Microsoft launches .NET 7, CODE Focus offers high quality insights right from the teams responsible for designing and improving the product. Dig into articles about C# 11, .NET MAUI, Blazor, EF Core 7, CoreWCF and better tools to upgrade your existing .NET and ASP.NET applications to the latest release. Plus performance enhancements everywhere! This is an amazing release.
Try Bazel’s opt-in preview in Angular CLI
In Google we build all our software with a tool called Bazel. We’ve been using it for the past over 12 years to build projects with any size — from small internal apps, to large applications such as Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Cloud Console.
We are very pleased to announce the launch of our Open Source project - Fast Report Open Source.
We are hoping to develop a friendly community of .Net Core developers who will share our eagerness to create fast, powerful and convenient reporting tool for Windows, Windows Server, Linux and MacOS.
We also encourage you to be a part of the global reporting team! Join us on GitHub: github.com/FastReports/FastReport
