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August 27, 2018Aug 27, 201808/27/18
Endpoint Routing in 2.2
What is it?
We’re making a big investment in routing starting in 2.2 to make it interoperate more seamlessly with middleware. For 2.2 this will start with us making a few changes to the routing model, and adding some minor features.
July 23, 2013Jul 23, 201307/23/13
We received a question about how to use Visual Studio to deploy HTML/JS website to Linux / Apache. To do it, you need to create an empty ASP.NET website project in Visual Studio (File->New Web Site…) and then include all the HTML/JS files.
June 15, 2012Jun 15, 201206/15/12
Last week we rolled out some updates for our Visual Studio 2010 Web Publishing Experience. This post will give you an overview of the new features which we released. In the coming weeks there will be more posts getting into more details regarding individual features.
February 29, 2012Feb 29, 201202/29/12
Visual Studio 11 Beta is now available to download. Please visit Jason Zander’s Blog for the download links and overview of the new features.
We have many enhanced many features in the Beta. We’ll discuss some of them in future blog posts.
March 14, 2011Mar 14, 201103/14/11
With the Sp1 release of Visual Studio 2010 now available for download, you now have the option to use IIS Express as the development server for your web projects instead of the built-in Visual Studio Development server (aka. Cassini). Here are some previous blog posts explaining the IIS Express integration features in VS 2010 Sp1 Beta,
January 27, 2011Jan 27, 201101/27/11
Since the release of Visual Studio 2010 SP1 beta last month, there has been a lot of questions regarding the support for HTML5 and CSS3.
HTML5
Visual Studio 2010 was originally released without HTML5 support, so does SP1 finally add support for it?
January 20, 2011Jan 20, 201101/20/11
Many of us follow a modular architecture and create MVC3 Razor view in a separate class library project.
Following is a screenshot of the class library project that I have created.
Now if I open a view with @model typed in it,
January 12, 2011Jan 12, 201101/12/11
What’s Razor?Razor is a simple-syntax view engine that is released as part of ASP.NET Model View Controller (MVC) 3. Read more about the syntax on ScottGu’s blog or on ASP.NET How can I get Razor syntax support in Visual Studio 2010?It’s simple.
December 11, 2010Dec 11, 201012/11/10
A few days ago Jason Zander blogged about the availability of Visual Studio SP1 Beta (all links below in resources section). I am happy to let you guys know that with SP1 Beta we have enabled integration of IIS Express into Visual Studio.
November 17, 2010Nov 17, 201011/17/10
One of the really cool features that we shipped for Visual Studio 2010 was web.config (XDT) transformations. Because the transformations are so simple and straightforward one of the first questions that someone asks after using it is “how can I use this in my other projects?” Unfortunately this feature is only built into the Web Application Projects (WAP).
