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New XAML Features in Visual Studio
In this episode, Robert is joined by Dmitry Lyalin, who demonstrates a number of both new and upcoming features for WPF and UWP desktop developers in Visual Studio 2019.
Adding Images to Comments with CodeRush
In this episode, Robert is joined by Mark Miller, who shows us a brand new feature in the latest version of CodeRush. Mark shows how easy it is to embed images, diagrams, formulas, tables, etc., inside source code. You can paste any image from the clipboard or reference a local file in markdown.For more details, see devexpress.com/holygrail.
Windows IoT #6 - Taking your Windows IoT Core Smart Device Further
In the final episode in this introduction series, Dmitry and Suz discuss how you can add a professional touch to your Windows IoT Core smart device prototype. They'll cover 3D printed housing and how to create a case for your device, an overview of adding Azure IoT Edge to unlock more robust cloud functionality, and a deeper dive into the exciting features of Azure IoT Central.Resources:
Windows IoT #5: Using Device Methods with IoT Hub (Getting Started Series)
In the fifth episode of this series, Dmitry and Suz continue covering Windows IoT Core fundamentals using a custom built smart IoT device prototype. This time they'll be walking through using Azure IoT Hub's Device Methods to control the device remotely. You'll learn how to remotely capture photos from a smart device and store them with a few lines of C# and Azure Blob Storage connected to Azure IoT Hub.Resources
Improved User Experience in Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) & Azure DevOps Projects demo
In this episode Dmitry is joined by Jeremy Epling to discuss and show demos of how the VSTS team is working to improve the products web-based user interface for things like home page, general navigation, "my work" and favorites and around specific feature areas like Build Status and Release Management (RM) editor pages.We'll also demo Azure DevOps Projects, a great way to get started on learning how to setup full CI/CD pipelines powered by VSTS, Application Insights and Azure infrastructure...
Getting started with Windows IoT Episode #4: Azure IoT Hub and IoT Central Integration
In the fourth episode of this series, Dmirty and Suz connect the smart home device to the outside world for monitoring purposes. The temperature readings from the climate sensor can be pushed to Azure IoT Hub for consumption by cloud based software, such as Azure IoT Central. A walkthrough of both these Azure services will be conducted, featuring both code and high level architectural explanations.
DevOps for Data Science
Damian talks to Microsoft's Paige Bailey as well as MVP Terry McCann about DevOps for Data Science. These two really popular fields are not often combined, but there are some fantastic opportunities for cross-pollination of ideas. Damian, Paige and Terry discuss what's important to data scientists and where to start when it comes to a DevOps process.
Getting started with Windows IoT Episode #3: Drivers, sensors, and Nuget Packages
In the third episode of this series, Dmitry and Suz introduce a smart home device prototype designed to integrate several devices and Azure services together. This smart home device makes use of a pro
Getting started with Windows IoT Episode #2: Creating, running and debugging with Pi hardware
In the second episode of this series, Dmitry and Suz Hinton cover the development process for deploying and debugging your very first Windows IoT Core application, "Hello Blinky". An explana
Getting started with Windows IoT Episode #1: Basics introductions before you start coding
In the first episode of this series, Dmitry and his guest Suz Hinton introduce Windows IoT Core as a way of building applications for IoT solutions. We cover some foundational topics such as how Windo
Deploying Azure Functions with VSTS
Damian is joined by fellow Aussie Simon Waight at the MVP Summit to talk about deploying Azure Functions with VSTS. Many Azure DevOps demos show how to deploy websites, but there are so many Azure features. Simon shows us how easy it is to deploy Azure Functions, both consumption and service plans, including writing configuration settings and letting Application Insights know about a release.Follow Simon on Twitter: @simonwaightFollow Damian on Twitter: @damovisaResources:
Unit Testing your Database Changes
Damian meets with Hamish Watson at the MVP Summit to talk about testing your database changes. Unit testing is vital in a good process but tests don't often extend to the database. Can it be done at all? And do DBAs have to learn a new language?
Building Security into your DevOps Pipeline
Damian talks to Dylan Smith about building security into your DevOps process. Now that we're deploying to production so regularly, what do the security teams do? How do we make sure none of our changes introduce a new vulnerability. Dylan answers these questions for us and even shows what Microsoft does to help avoid security disasters.Follow Damian on Twitter: @damovisaFollow Dylan on Twitter: @dylan_smith
SmartHotel360 - Modernizing Existing Apps with Azure Service Fabric
This is the sixth episode in the SmartHotel360 series, which was used in the keynotes and general sessions at Connect() last November, and is available on GitHub.In this episode, Brady Gaster talks with Mikkel Hegnhoj from the Azure Service Fabric team about how SmartHotel360 modernized an existing, internal application, by moving it into Azure Service Fabric.SmartHotel360 is a fictitious smart hospitality company showcasing the future of connected travel: The heart of this application is...
Deploying Node to Docker on Azure
Damian is joined by Brian Clark to show off some of the cross-platform support in VSTS and Azure. Can you use traditionally non-Microsoft languages and platforms with VSTS and Azure? You sure can! In
Deploying Database changes alongside your code with SSDT projects and VSTS
Damian is joined by Abel Wang to show us one way of tracking and deploying database changes alongside your code. The SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) project type in Visual Studio allows you to keep an up to date version of your code in source control. Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) natively supports deploying any changes to an SSDT project to your SQL Server instance.
The DevOps Labs Kickoff Show #1 - Connect(); 2017 Recap
In this episode Damian Brady sits down with Dmitry Lyalin to kickoff the brand new The DevOps Labs show! This new Channel 9 show will focus on all things DevOps at Microsoft and cover many product areas include Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), related Azure cloud services and beyond.
CosmosDB: Serverless NoSQL for the .NET Developer
In this episode, Dmitry is joined by Jeremy Likness, who shows us CosmosDB. This is the Azure database-as-a-service that features geo-replication, user configurable consistency levels, and supports a variety of interfaces from the classic DocumentDB to MongoDB and more.Jeremy demonstrates how to set up a CosmosDB account, load data, and stand up an application with web API interfaces and a single page application front end to quickly access data leveraging C# and LINQ.
Azure Functions: Less-Server and More Code
In this episode, Dmitry is joined by Jeremy Likness for a discussion of Azure Functions, which provide the powerful capability to merge events and code to quickly deploy micro services directly from Visual Studio or as part of a DevOps pipeline.
Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) Sprint 124 - what’s new?
In this episode Dmitry Lyalin is joined by Alex Nichols to discuss the latest sprint update of Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), our cloud hosted DevOps product. They will start with a discussion ar
.NET Core 2.0 - Ready for library developers (with Sterling DB)
In this episode Dmitry Lyalin is joined by Jeremy Likness, a Cloud Developer Advocate at Microsoft and the coder behind Sterling DB, an open source project originally created for Silverlight data storage. Jeremy will cover what recently inspired him to convert this 2010 built data library and port it to run on .NET Core 2.0 thanks to advances in .NET Standard 2.0 that made it (finally) possible.
.NET Core 2.0 - Preview 2
In this episode Richard Lander from the .NET product team joins Dmitry to discuss the most recent release of .NET Core 2.0, Preview 2.
SQL Server Database Unit Testing in your DevOps pipeline
In this episode Dmitry is joined by Eric Kang, Program Manager for SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) who is back on the show to talk about Unit Testing for database projects and how it integrates with the DevOps pipeline.Specifically, Eric will jump into how the open source test framework Slacker works with SSDT, SQL Server 2016 (or SQL Database on Azure) and Visual Studio 2017 to enable database unit testing.
SQL Server Data Tools in your DevOps pipeline
In this episode Dmitry is joined by Eric Kang, Program Manager for SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) who is back on the show to talk about how Visual Studio 2017, SSDT and SQL Server 2016/SQL Database (on Azure) can be used in both migration and state based database development approaches.
Visual Studio Code - April 2017 Update
In this episode Dmitry is joined by Sean McBreen, who will show us what's new in Visual Studio Code, as new features ship monthly! Specifically in this video Sean will dive in and demo new capabilities such as: the interactive guide, UX themes extensibility, key binding and settings customization, enhancements to debugging experience, new code editor features such as drag-n-drop text, minimap, and an integrated terminal window.
TWC9: New PIX, NuGet UWPDesktop, VSTS Getting Personal, Kinect Powered Grocery Store and more...
This week on Channel 9, Nikola and guest host Dmitry Lyalin discuss the week's top developer news, including; [00:19] Dmitry Lyalin, Visual Studio Toolbox, Follow @Lyalindotcom[01:44] Windows 10 SDK P
Getting started with PHP, Java, and SQL Server on Linux
In this episode, Dmitry is joined by Meet Bhagdev and Andrea Lam, who show us how to get started with programming apps in PHP and Java connecting to SQL Server on Linux. PHP and Java both have open so
Exploring our newest sample app, BikeSharing360 | Visual Studio Toolbox | Channel 9
In this episode, Dmitry is joined by Erika Ehrli, who shares the BikeSharing360 E2E demo scenario, architecture, and suite of apps used in Connect(); 2016 keynotes. Jump ahead to an of the following d
Introducing Windows IoT Core (Channel 9)
Windows 10 isn't just for Desktop, Laptops and Phones, it's also a platform for the Internet of Things (IoT). In this episode Dmitry Lyalin is joined by Stephen Huang to go over how to get started with Windows IoT Core, including fundamentals such as setting up the OS on an SD card, monitoring your device using the web device portal and running sample code using Visual Studio.
SQL Server Data Tools for Visual Studio (Channel 9)
In this episode, Dmitry is joined by Kevin Cunnane to give an overview of SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) for Visual Studio, a fully integrated SQL Server development environment. In this video we'll demonstrate capabilities such as importing T-SQL into your solution, IntelliSense, table designers, data and schema compare capabilities, and much more.
Getting Started with Visual Studio - Installing Visual Studio extensions (Channel 9)
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Getting Started with Visual Studio - Setting up your IDE
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Visual Studio - Developer Top Ten for Apr 22nd, 2016
We here on the Visual Studio team keep track of what blog posts, articles, videos and other links are trending in our community. Below you’ll find today’s top 10 developer links, enjoy!
Visual Studio - Developer Top Ten for Apr 21st, 2016
We here on the Visual Studio team keep track of what blog posts, articles, videos and other links are trending in our community. Below you’ll find today’s top 10 developer links, enjoy!
Visual Studio - Developer Top Ten for Apr 18th, 2016
We here on the Visual Studio team keep track of what blog posts, articles, videos and other links are trending in our community. Below you’ll find today’s top 10 developer links, enjoy!
Visual Studio 2013 Update 4
Visual Studio 2013 Update 4 RTM is now available for download. Robert and Dmitry Lyalin – along with special guests Aaron Bjork and Rong Lu from the engineering team – take you through the many new features, highlighting and demoing web editor improvements (HTML, CSS, JSON), various new capabilities in Team Foundation Server such as Git pull requests, updated tooling for Azure WebJobs and the new GPU usage analyzer.For more information:
Introducing Visual Studio Community 2013
Visual Studio Community 2013 is a new, full-featured, and FREE addition to the Visual Studio product lineup. View demos that highlight multi-device apps across Windows, Android, and iOS, and that show how Visual Studio Community can be extended to support additional languages like Python.
Visual Studio Debugging and Profiling
As a developer you know how fundamental debugging, diagnostics and profiling is to any real software project, and a daily part of any developers life.Join us for a panel discussion on how in Visual Studio 2015 and recent Visual Studio 2013 updates have introduced new capabilities to maximize developer productivity and improve code quality. We'll cover what's new in Visual Studio profiling tools, improved F5 experiences such enhancements in breakpoints and the new PerfTips, and much more.
Multi-Device Development Using Visual Studio (iOS, Android, & Windows)
Today's developers need to meet their users where they are by building cross-platform apps and Visual Studio is a great tool for the task, enabling you to build apps with the technology and skillset that is right for your organization. Join us for a panel discussion with the Microsoft and Xamarin product teams to learn how you can use Visual Studio to build apps that run cross-platform on iOS, Android and Window devices.
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