vscode Introduction to Visual Studio Code Remote Development A couple of weeks ago, Microsoft released an extension for Visual Studio Code [https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode-remote.vscode-remote-extensionpack] which enables Remote development. Remote development, what's that? Is it to develop
ionic Monitor Your Ionic Application With Microsoft Application Insights > Application Insights [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/application-insights/] tells you about your app's performance and usage. You can get data about how many users you have, which pages are most popular, how
devops How To Debug A .NET Core Nuget Package? > Nuget is a package manager for .NET. It provides tools to create and reference packages. The Nuget official packages repository is nuget.org [https://www.nuget.org]. Each Nuget package contains .NET binaries
aspnetcore Testavior: A Happy Solution To Test Your ASP.NET Core Applications I talked several times about my vision of testing ASP.NET Core applications on this blog. The story has began here: A Different Approach To Test Your ASP.NET Core Application [https://geeklearning.
devops Generate Your Icons And Splashcreens Or Any Scaled Assets In this article you'll learn on of our trained monkey trick to handle a boring task such as generating Icons, Splashscreens or any kind of assets you must produce in various sizes. But
aspnetcore ASP.NET Core Application Testing With SpecFlow I started a series a few weeks ago about testing ASP.NET Core applications using a different approach: the Behavior Approach. I am very convinced of this method and very excited about presenting
devops Npm Install Drives You Crazy? Yarn And Chill! If you ever dealt with npm install in continuous integration environment, you know the pain. Facebook just introduced Yarn [https://code.facebook.com/posts/1840075619545360/yarn-a-new-package-manager-for-javascript/?pnref=story] . When I tried it, it
azure Make your Azure preproduction environment a useful reality A few months ago, Adrien wrote about a good way to deploy your web apps to Azure [https://geeklearning.io/a-successful-azure-web-app-deployment-process/]. If you haven't already, this is definitely worth reading. The thing is,
azure An easier successful Azure Web App deployment process from VSTS A few months ago, I wrote about a successful Azure Web App deployment process [https://geeklearning.io/a-successful-azure-web-app-deployment-process/], and its implementation from Visual Studio Team Services through PowerShell scripts. As we worked on
azure A successful Azure Web App deployment process Deploying your application automatically on an Azure Web App isn't really challenging. You have several options to do it (including Web Deploy, Git, FTP...); and several release management services (like Visual Studio Team