Brady Gaster

Have you checked the latest ASP.NET Core SignalR docs? We update them regularly. https://aka.ms/signalr/docs.

Our apologies for not getting that link in the show notes. Here's a link to the repository. Feel free to send in a PR or file an issue if you have ideas.

https://github.com/bradygaster/MoveShip

This code won't be published on GitHub, but we are going to be releasing some new demos very soon that take advantage of the MR headsets, so stay tuned. 

@Maulik:We are in the process of packaging it up and making it simple as possible to get the app's various areas up and working. We'll be releasing the samples that support these demos this month (this work is on deck right now), with a series of videos walking through each that will be on Channel 9 in January. 

Wondering if there's a way to make this work for the Particle Photon, too. Awesome work, Fabien & Greg!

That is an awesome demo. Good thing I know what's coming once you do more than the teaser. :)

Did you install over the top of a previous install? Have you installed the Azure SDK yet, too? Just curious - the Web Tools should just be in the box. 

Thanks for giving me the opportunity to have a guest appearance on the show, Mike. It was really rewarding to work on such an important project using our new development tools. I'm anxious to see what the community thinks of the new tools and SDKs we've just released, and thankful to still have you out there educating our community on all the aweomeness they can build using ASP.NET and the .NET framework. 

I've posted the code from my demos here on GitHub for your forking pleasure. Enjoy!

https://github.com/bradygaster/ignite-2015-signalr

Great show, Cory! Nice send-off! You've done great on the show. Now you need to get back on the show as a guest to tell everyone what you're working on and it'll be even more fun! 

Congrats on the new gig, brother!

Correction on one aspect of my session today - the vNext team had worked really hard to get a build out the same day as this session that enabled publishing of vNext apps to Websites. Wanted to make sure I corrected that comment. So yes folks, this is all possible and we hope you enjoy the new bits!

If you'd like to get the code for these demos, or if you're interested in getting the Visual Studio extension containing the templates I used for this session, I've blogged links to these resources here: 

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