Here is set of charts demonstrating the paths that you can take and the technologies that you would want to adopt in order to become a frontend, backend or a devops

This is a standalone, power tool release of TypeScript 2.4.1 for Visual Studio 2015. It includes both the TypeScript experience for Visual Studio and a standalone compiler that can be used from the command line. 

Imhere-Angular-wizard is a component that will make it easy for you to create wizards in your app. You can check a running example of the wizard  Demo

This is a standalone, power tool release of TypeScript 2.2 for Visual Studio 2015. It includes both the TypeScript experience for Visual Studio and a standalone compiler that can be used from the command line. 

Since October 2015, the WPF designer from SharpDevelop has been a standalone component that can be re-used in any application that needs to integrate a XAML designer. That component is now free of dependencies.

If you are building and deploying code within Visual Studio and find its hard to scale up a team of developers, few things can alleviate your pain better than a Continuous Integration (CI) System. 

• A bug is fixed in loop unroller which might lead to wrong condition codes being generated in the unrolled loop.
• Fixed a bug that caused ServiceHub.Host.CLR.x64 to stop working.
• Fixes issue in Chinese version of compiler errors C4533 and C2362 which resulted in incorrect order of string substitution for those languages.
• Improved stability of the Diagnostic Tools and Performance Profiler.
• Code generation problem causing crash with pure virtual destructor in const object
• Fixed a constant evaluation regression from 16.5 Preview 2
• Fixed an issue where MacOS couldn't be paired.
• Fixed an issue where the Diagnostic Tools while debugging and Performance Profiler fail to launch on XBox devices. 

A lot of C# 9-related content is around. Very often, records are mentioned as one of the most interestning new features. So, while we can find A LOT of buzz around them, I wanted to provide a distilled set of facts typically not presented when describing them.

Enter Visual Studio Code – a free, lean, cross-platform version of your beloved Visual Studio. With a lightweight installation, you can enjoy most full-featured benefits of Visual Studio on a Windows, Mac or Linux machine. This article highlights 10 of the compelling features of VS Code, which aims to be your one-stop rich code editor across any developer platform.