Webinar agenda:

0:00 – Introduction
0:55 – OSS in the .NET Community
3:00 – Welcome, Jeremy and FluentValidation
6:17 – OSS Power-Ups
8:11 – Rider plugin for FluentValidation
9:07 – Introduction to FluentValidation
13:36 – Custom validation messages and placeholders
18:33 – Cross-property validation
21:17 – Nested and compositional validation
25:57 – Validator extensions
31:40 – Unit testing validators
51:25 – ASP.NET Core integration
1:03:35 – Synchronous and asynchronous validation
1:07:33 – Q&A and wrap-up
 

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Performance improvements in ASP.NET Core 6 

Finally, Standard Edition customers have a replacement for Database Mirroring, which has been deprecated.

IDE - Create Declaration / Definition 

One of the more awesome things I like about being a .NET developer is LINQ. LINQ (Language Integrated Query) is a fluent query interface implemented in the .NET framework. It helps you query, sort and order any type of collection. This is a very neat way of querying arrays, lists, dictionaries, objects, etc. I’ve made 5 examples which run out of the box with Node.js (or io.js). You can also use the library for browser based JavaScript projects.

New Features in Visual Studio 2019 

Essential Cheat Sheet: Functional Programming with JavaScript (ES6) 

"Secret" Productivity Tips for Visual Studio 2017