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Oct 26, 2017
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EF 2.0 I am a believer

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This post is provided by App Dev Manager, Marcus Fernandez who shares first impressions of EF Core 2.0. I am not much of a database guy. I enjoy code but not a big fan of learning tools like SQL Management Studio, SSIS, etc. Not my forte. So I am working on a project and exploring database evolution.  The original project started with EF ...

TeamEntity Framework
Oct 25, 2017
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Exploring Windows Mixed Reality, switching between 2D / 3D and embedding Web Views

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In this post, Senior App Dev Manager, Davide Zordan explores switching between Unity 3D and XAML 2D views and integrating the access to UWP APIs for content hosted on Web Views. This scenario could be particularly useful if an app needs to reuse existing code, perhaps available in a website, with the requirement to access the Windows Runtime...

TeamUniversal AppsXAML
Oct 23, 2017
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Docker Blog Series Part 4 – Managing Secrets inside Kubernetes Cluster in Azure Container Service

Pam Lahoud

This post is the next in a series of Docker posts from Premier Developer consultant Monu Bambroo.  In this post, Monu walks through setting up a Web API to leverage Kubernetes for managing secrets. One of the common tasks in application development is to manage configurations. Some of the configurations can be sensitive information. One of t...

DockerContainersKubernetes
Oct 19, 2017
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Should I Use Visual Studio 2017 or VS Code For My Next Angular Application?

Pam Lahoud

This post on using Visual Studio to develop Angular applications comes to us from Premier Developer consultant Wael Kdouh. I engage with a lot of our customers that work on Angular applications and I frequently get asked the following question: Should we use Visual Studio 2017 or VS Code for our next application? The short answer is doesn't ...

Visual StudioWael KdouhVisual Studio Code
Oct 18, 2017
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SQL Server 2016 Express SP1 – Always Encrypted

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This post is provided by Senior App Dev Manager, Chris Tjoumas who provides an overview of Always Encrypted with SQL Server 2016. Introduction In this post, I want to focus on the Always Encrypted security feature of SQL Server 2016 SP1, specifically with the Express edition. This post is motivated by a customer who was hoping to understand...

TeamSQL
Oct 17, 2017
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Jump Start ASP.NET Core Application on Nano Server

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This post is provided by Senior App Dev Manager, Linkai Yu who shares some tips to speed up ASP.NET Core Application dev on Nano Server.With the Nano server release from Windows 2016 Server, I’m excited to see the new application deployment practice to work with the thin and fast OS.If you are new to ASP.NET Core application deployment on Nano serv...

TeamVisual StudioDocker
Oct 17, 2017
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Modernizing a Monolithic Application using Microservices and Azure

Pam Lahoud

This post on modernizing your application for the cloud comes to us from Premier Developer consultant Najib Zarrari.ContextAs companies embark on their digital transformation journeys, pressure on IT organizations have been mounting to levels that have never been experienced before.  Businesses have the following expectations, among others, fr...

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Oct 16, 2017
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Dissecting the pattern matching in C# 7

Sergey Tepliakov

C# 7 finally introduced a long-awaited feature called "pattern matching". If you're familiar with functional languages like F# you may be slightly disappointed with this feature in its current state, but even today it can simplify your code in a variety of different scenarios. Every new feature is fraught with danger for a developer working on a...

seteplia
Oct 12, 2017
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TFVC Source Code Control in Visual Studio Code

Pam Lahoud

In this post, Premier Developer consultant Wael Kdouh demonstrates how to integrate Visual Studio Code with your source control environment using Team Foundation Version Control. In this post I will be walking you through the Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) support within Visual Studio Code. I will assume that you are running on a win...

Visual StudioWael KdouhVisual Studio Code
Oct 9, 2017
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The Forgotten Roles in an Agile Transformation

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This post is provided by App Dev Manager Tuan Nguyen who spotlights the importance of Agile roles and contributions across the business.Most of the organizations I have been involved with that adopted Agile tend to treat non-developers as an afterthought. This is not surprising as Agile is usually driven by the IT department but it can be detriment...

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