Great show! Loved the location, links, photobomb by the crew at the end, everything.
Hey, can we get a shoutout to the .NET Summer Hackfest next week? We're about to start our third session (each session is 2 weeks long, last session wraps up September 1). Lots of great .NET open source projects are hosting community hack events. This is a nice opportunity to learn a new stack, work with shipping .NET Core 2 code, get up to speed on open source if you're new to it, and build something cool.
Dan, the reason I use VLC for these is because it can create a playlist from an RSS feed. Windows Media Player doesn't do that. Also, while Windows Media Player does have high speed playback, it's a little trickier to get to if you want to control the playback speed more than the preset 1.4x "Fast" speed - right-click, enhancements, play speed brings up a floating window with slider. VLC has a handy shortcut - ] is 10% faster, [ is 10% slower.
Those tips are listed in no real order, I've been using the HTML5 playback speed in the browser pretty often, too. So many good videos to catch up on!
Code should be posted in the next day or two. The Consensus app (Angular + SignalR) is available here: https://github.com/nberardi/consensus (requires a few NuGet package updates). Sorry for the delay, been really swamped returning from Build.
@Andy - Thanks for adding the link to the comment thread. Sorry if you felt it was unattributed, we did mention the project by name and there were not slides shown during this part. I didn't have the github repo URL memorized.
The Fall 2012 Update supports Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web (see release notes) so you should see them. The new templates we showed (Facebook, Single Page Application) are for ASP.NET MVC 4 projects in C# for this preview release, so make sure that's where you're looking.
Thanks for the aspConf shoutout. We have all the sessions filmed in Channel 9 studio online of course, bue are still getting videos from remote presenters, getting them edited, etc. We have 30 online now, more going up every day.
Also thanks to the other conference organizers (Eric Hexter and Javier Lozano) and our volunteer staff.
Thanks for the shoutout! One pretty surprising clarification - all the tips except 3 (IIS config) and 9 (config transforms) go all the way back to ASP.NET 2.0, some even earlier.
Say hi to the tauntauns for me. I agree, they are not hotels.
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ASP.NET Web API, Part 1: Your First Web API
This is a 5 year old series. There are a lot of more recent ASP.NET Web API videos on Channel 9 and Microsoft Virtual Academy, start here.
.NET Standard 2.0
@Balaji: It's running live here: http://immo.landwerth.net/netstandard-versions/
You can grab the code (just an HTML file) from here: https://github.com/terrajobst/netstandard-versions
TWC9: Brewing the News, .NET Standard 2.0 is done, .NET Conf, Eye Typing and more...
Great show! Loved the location, links, photobomb by the crew at the end, everything.
Hey, can we get a shoutout to the .NET Summer Hackfest next week? We're about to start our third session (each session is 2 weeks long, last session wraps up September 1). Lots of great .NET open source projects are hosting community hack events. This is a nice opportunity to learn a new stack, work with shipping .NET Core 2 code, get up to speed on open source if you're new to it, and build something cool.
Our main info page is here: https://aka.ms/dotnetsummer
TWC9: Windows Phone 8.1, Installer Projects are back, Microsoft Azure for IoT and more
Thanks for the shoutout on my post.
Dan, the reason I use VLC for these is because it can create a playlist from an RSS feed. Windows Media Player doesn't do that. Also, while Windows Media Player does have high speed playback, it's a little trickier to get to if you want to control the playback speed more than the preset 1.4x "Fast" speed - right-click, enhancements, play speed brings up a floating window with slider. VLC has a handy shortcut - ] is 10% faster, [ is 10% slower.
Those tips are listed in no real order, I've been using the HTML5 playback speed in the browser pretty often, too. So many good videos to catch up on!
Building a Single Page Application with ASP.NET and AngularJS
The source code is here: https://github.com/jongalloway/Angular-and-ASPNET-Build2014
Building a Single Page Application with ASP.NET and AngularJS
Code should be posted in the next day or two. The Consensus app (Angular + SignalR) is available here: https://github.com/nberardi/consensus (requires a few NuGet package updates). Sorry for the delay, been really swamped returning from Build.
Building Web Apps with ASP.NET Jump Start: (09) Taking Advantage of Windows Azure Services
@chanbazz, @Haresh Ambaliya: I wrote up a blog post that includes links to source code for many of the demos: https://weblogs.asp.net/jgalloway/archive/2013/02/28/building-web-apps-with-asp-net-jump-start-over-6-hours-of-free-asp-net-video-training.aspx
Bleeding edge ASP.NET: See what is next for MVC, Web API, SignalR and more…
@Andy - Thanks for adding the link to the comment thread. Sorry if you felt it was unattributed, we did mention the project by name and there were not slides shown during this part. I didn't have the github repo URL memorized.
Bleeding edge ASP.NET: See what is next for MVC, Web API, SignalR and more…
@colinhoult Glad you enjoyed the talk!
The Fall 2012 Update supports Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web (see release notes) so you should see them. The new templates we showed (Facebook, Single Page Application) are for ASP.NET MVC 4 projects in C# for this preview release, so make sure that's where you're looking.
Bleeding edge ASP.NET: See what is next for MVC, Web API, SignalR and more…
@Mark b - Glad you liked it! Yes, you can download the ASP.NET Fall 2012 Update BUILD Preview from https://www.asp.net/vnext.
TWC9: Build 2012, Metro LOB apps, aspConf, .Net 4.5 GC, Ardunio Shields and more
Thanks for the aspConf shoutout. We have all the sessions filmed in Channel 9 studio online of course, bue are still getting videos from remote presenters, getting them edited, etc. We have 30 online now, more going up every day.
Also thanks to the other conference organizers (Eric Hexter and Javier Lozano) and our volunteer staff.
TWC9: Snowpocalypse, VS Achievements, 101 Async samples, & more
Thanks for the shoutout! One pretty surprising clarification - all the tips except 3 (IIS config) and 9 (config transforms) go all the way back to ASP.NET 2.0, some even earlier.
Say hi to the tauntauns for me. I agree, they are not hotels.