Web Developer Efficiency Tools in Visual Studio 11
Description
At DevConnections, Scott Hanselman announced that some of the core components of the ASP.NET framework— MVC, Web API, and Razor—are all going open source, and that Microsoft will begin to collect contributions from the community via the new-and-improved-with-Git-support CodePlex web site. In this episode, Brady Gaster talks to Scott about what it all means to the Microsoft web development community.
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The Discussion
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tarek11011 Thanks scott
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SQL Server Hi,
I enjoyed reading your blog! Thanks for posting such awesome material. -
Ami why you're not using MS Lync?
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boypisot Thanks scott, this is awesome!