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Jun 18, 2020
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How to Debug and Step Into Service Fabric SDK Source Code

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In this blog, Premier Consultant Kurt Schenk shows how to debug into the source code of the Service Fabric SDK which is used to develop Reliable Services and Reliable Actors.

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May 31, 2020
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Managing Cloud Ready .NET App Secrets in Visual Studio

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Developer Support

Secrets need to be handled with care and this is the responsibility of every developer. We’ve all read those news reports of someone accidently checking a production password into source control only to find out the next day that their credit card has been maxed out.

TeamAzure.NET
Sep 23, 2019
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.NET Conf 2019

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.NET Conf 2019, a free, 3-day, virtual developer event

Team.NETVisual Studio
Jun 11, 2019
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[Service Fabric] Why won’t Visual Studio connect to my cluster?

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In this blog post, I’ll discuss something that has frustrated both myself and many others for quite a while, and that is, failure of Visual Studio to connect to an Azure Service Fabric cluster. We’ll be using Visual Studio 2017 as an example.

TeamVisual StudioService Fabric
Jun 7, 2019
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Developing a Dockerized Asp.Net Core Application Using Visual Studio Code

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Developer Support

Visual Studio Code offers feature parity with Visual Studio 2017/2019 when it comes to developing a containerized Asp.Net Core application. Since VSCode is cross platform, you can develop your next container DotNetCore application on a Linux or Mac while having access to all the great features that Windows users enjoy on VS2017/2019.

Visual StudioDockerContainers
Jan 25, 2019
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Paired Programming & Visual Studio Live Share

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Developer Support

My first experience matched many of experiences I remember mentioned in the books I read. At first, paired programming was extremely intimidating. I had to pair with an extremely seasoned developer thinking that I was about to be proved that I was not as smart as I thought I was – see Imposter Syndrome. Well, I learned many lessons from this developer by pairing with him. And in the end the developer learned quite a bit from me.

TeamVisual StudioBrian Blackman
Oct 2, 2018
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Solving What’s Off About Monolithic Applications

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Developer Support

It's all about the people. The resistance to change is human nature. Leaders and team members alike. Assessing the team is simple. If they can demonstrate an openness to changing how they do things you are on track. If team conversations consist of why things must continue to be done the way they are being done success will be a challenge. But leadership is the real key. Effective change is a collaborative process and management's primary team facing role is keeping the team within the agreed upon boundaries. But of equal importance is securing and managing executive sponsorship. The team is pushing hard against their own instincts for the betterment of the organization. The organization must support them and insulate them from organizational winds that look to disrupt their efforts.

TeamMonolithic
May 23, 2018
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Visualize Code with Visual Studio

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Developer Support

In this post, App Dev Manager Ed Tovsen spotlight the features and benefits of Code Maps in Visual Studio.Systems architects have long used modeling to design the structure, behavior, and interaction of systems within an organization. Modeling helps to ensure that requirements are clearly defined between users and IT. Models are created with ...

TeamVisual StudioCode Maps
Apr 26, 2018
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Setting up .NET Core Configuration Providers

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ASP Core uses the convenient Provider Pattern to load configuration key/value pairs from various sources and expose those to you as a single Configuration object. This allows you to grab a configuration key like ConnectionString with one line of code regardless of where it was sourced from. However, the configuration API is not available by default in .NET Core Console applications.

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