Day 2 Keynote Presentation
Play Visual Studio Code: A Deep Dive on the Redefined Code Editor for OS X, Linux and Windows
Description
Developers today use a variety of tools to get their development done, from IDEs like Visual Studio, to specialized tools like editors, command line tools ,and standalone apps. As part of providing cross-platform tools for ASP.NET 5, cross-platform .NET, Typescript, and Node, we're taking a fresh look at development experiences, and tools architecture. We're exploring new development experiences, and ways to build tools capabilities openly, to integrate with a variety of tools, from IDEs to editors such as Sublime Text and Emacs. And, for the first time, we're building development tools that run on Windows, OSX, and Linux. In this talk, Erich Gamma will demonstrate the new experiences we're building, and take a deep look at how the new tools and services are being constructed.
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The Discussion
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Ahmedali Good
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Bob This is awesome!
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gerry lowry duplicate file names:
3-680-mobile.mp4 Low Quality MP4 (approx. 500-800kbps)
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Guy Great tool and presentation.
What do i need to install to develop ASP.NET 5 apps on my Mac when i already have Mono installed with Xamarin?
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akhileshnirapure @code awesome tool
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Guilherme The most interesting thing is that it is a tool from microsoft and does not support vbscript, asp and asp.net....
And on top of that, with 2394562938475629384560123489519023465891236 available colors, they picked only 5..... -
shyam Ok
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