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Article: Windows 10 API and SDK for the April 2018 Update
Good read on what’s in the new Windows 10 update API’s and SDK… Start developing on Windows 10 April 2018 Update today blogs.windows.com
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MS Docs: .NET Framework Versions and Dependencies
Docs listing of the .Net versions etc. .Net Versions
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MS Docs: Azure CosmosDB: Develop with the SQL API in .NET
,CloudGood step-through to get you started with CosmosDB and Azure: Azure CosmosDB SQL API in .Net
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Twitter: build poll
A Twitter Poll concerning MS build 2018 event. Check out @msdev’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/msdev/status/987380206179504128?s=09
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Create Service Fabric Clusters from Visual Studio now available | Blog | Microsoft Azure
https://.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/create-service-fabric-clusters-visual-studio/
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.net Core 2.0 and SQL via EF Core 2.0
So I can never remember the order that these goes in so Here we go: A console App with .net Core/SQL Server/EF Core 2.0 – In VS 2017 – Create a in .Net Core a Console App (.NET CORE) -Package Manager Console: Install-Package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer [Current Version was 2.0.1] Install-Package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools [Current Version was 2.0.1] Install-Package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer.Design [Not sure this one is required] Now let’s say we have a database and table…. Let’s reverse engineer it! Scaffold-DbContext “<that magic connect string>” Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer -OutputDir Models This is command that will use the <that magic connect string> and the provider Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer with the code generation going into the Models sub-directory. Examples <that magic connect string>…
