Visual Studio
Visual Studio coding
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Visual Studio 2012
Where do I begin when your aging development environment starts to…. well… eat itself. To be completely transparent, I’m not a big fan of using old dev environments to try to get production ready code up and running. Normally it’s not an issue, really. But, when one has folks mucking about with the domain and changing things that affect one’s working environment, there’s where the trouble starts. My VS 2012 environment started to act up last week, and at some point I simply had to terminate VS. Ya, not the best way to go about matters, but what can one do? The trouble started not in killing the VS process,…
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.net Core 2.1 and SQL via EF Core 2.1 -The revisit
Let us Revisit a walk-through using .net Core 2.1 and SQL via EF Core 2.1 to scaffold up data models with an existing Database. New SDK's tend to alter slightly how the tools are used and what one see's.
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Build 2018 Session: Visual Studio Code Can Do That: Tips & Tricks
Visual Studio Code Can Do That: Tips & Tricks Visual Studio Code Can Do That: Tips & Tricks : Build 2018 Visual Studio Code is on fire. Everybody loves this unexpected text editor smash hit, and for good reason: it can do A LOT. It can compile JavaScript templat… Source: On YouTube
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Build 2018 Session: Angular Today, Angular Tomorrow, Angular Forever
Angular Today, Angular Tomorrow, Angular Forever Angular Today, Angular Tomorrow, Angular Forever : Build 2018 Millions of developers use Angular to build robust, interactive web applications that work with all kinds of backend technologies – learn how the Angular tea… Source: On YouTube
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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>…
