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January 19, 2016Jan 19, 201601/19/16
This post originally appeared on Scott Hanselman’s blog at: http://www.hanselman.com/blog/ASPNET5IsDeadIntroducingASPNETCore10AndNETCore10.aspx
Naming is hard.
There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. – Phil Karlton
It’s very easy to armchair quarterback and say that “they should have named it Foo and it would be easy”
December 15, 2015Dec 15, 201512/15/15
Over the years, many Visual Studio developers have enjoyed the productivity that Add Service Reference Dialog Box provided when their projects need to access Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) services. WCF team is excited to introduce you to the support of Add Service Reference functionality for ASP.NET 5 projects via WCF Connected Service extension preview.
November 24, 2015Nov 24, 201511/24/15
As we’ve now released RC1 of .NET Core and ASP.NET restrictions on areas for investigation are now lifted. The entire cross platform stack, including networking is now in scope and eligible for bounty submissions.
The ASP.NET web site has instructions on how to install RC1 on Windows,
November 18, 2015Nov 18, 201511/18/15
Update – 11-30-2015: The ASP.NET 5 RC1 installers and DNX packages have been updated to address the following issues:
If you run the Windows installer from a folder that contains previous versions of the MSI installers for DNVM (DotNetVersionManager-x64.msi or DotNetVersionManager-x86.msi) or the ASP.NET tools for Visual Studio (WebToolsExtensionsVS14.msi or WebToolsExtensionsVWD14.msi),
July 27, 2015Jul 27, 201507/27/15
It feels like we just did this… we just announced an ASP.NET release, and here comes another one. The development team has been hard at work right through the release of Visual Studio 2015 to deliver an updated set of packages and tools for you to use with ASP.NET 5.
July 20, 2015Jul 20, 201507/20/15
Long time readers of this blog or followers of the ASP.NET Community Standup know that this day was coming, and we have a released version of ASP.NET 4.6 framework and tools with Visual Studio 2015. Not only are we shipping ASP.NET 4.6,
June 30, 2015Jun 30, 201506/30/15
This week we released ASP.NET 5 Beta5 as an in-place update to Visual Studio 2015 RC on http://nuget.org!
The version that shipped with VS2015RC was Beta4 so you’ll definitely want toget this update. ASP.NET 5 Beta5 is loaded with lots of new features,
May 19, 2015May 19, 201505/19/15
ASP.NET 5 apps can now be monitored for performance and usage with Visual Studio Application Insights. The composability of components in ASP.NET 5 makes it very easy to integrate telemetry modules into your app design in a flexible way. With the feedback you get about the performance and effectiveness of your app in the wild,
April 29, 2015Apr 29, 201504/29/15
Today Scott Hanselman announced the Release Candidate of Visual Studio 2015, Team Foundation Server 2015 and Visual Studio 2013 Update 5. We hope that all //build attendees are enjoying the show, and we are following up on the news of the Visual Studio 2015 Release Candidate to show you some of the cool new features delivered in this version for web developers.
April 24, 2015Apr 24, 201504/24/15
BASIC is part of the DNA of Microsoft, and we have continued to evolve the language for most of the 40 years of the company’s existence. In the next evolution of the language, Visual Basic 14, there are a number of great features that are being added and we want to make sure that you know we are fully supporting them with ASP.NET in Visual Studio 2015.
