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In the beginning there was Visual Studio. For many years, it was essentially the only tool that offered a comprehensive IDE with useful functionality that could be used for enterprise-level .NET development. Other tools existed, of course, but they were generally no match for Visual Studio. In recent years, this landscape has somewhat changed: we now have Visual Studio Code, MonoDevelop, …
UPDATED! .NET Core 2.0 was officially released 8/14/2017! Read more: ASP.NET Razor Pages vs MVC: How Do Razor Pages Fit in Your Toolbox? .NET Core 2.1 Release: What To Expect in 2018 Why C# and .NET Core Are the Next Big Thing Top 13 ASP.NET Core Features You Need to Know So, what is changing with .NET Core 2.0? 1. …
Previously, when developers built and tested ASP.Net sites and applications, they use one of these two servers: Visual Studio’s ASP.NET Development Server and the Windows’ IIS Web Server. Each option has its pros and cons. Then, an increasing number of developers expressed their desire to have a server that exhibits the characteristics of user-friendly ASP.NET Development Server along with the …
At Stackify, we’re big fans of tools that make developers’ lives simpler, and one such tool is Visual Studio Online, which is now known as Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), an extension of the Visual Studio architecture that covers development teams. It has special tools and roles for software developers, testers, and specialists. These include tools for collaboration, reporting, development, and measurement. …
Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code provides developers with a robust marketplace packed with useful tools and extensions that make VS Code even more functional and customizable to meet every developer’s needs. New extensions are added regularly, and you can find tools, libraries of snippets, and just about anything else you could want to streamline the development process. In fact, Stackify Prefix …
