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Category: Visual Studio
Keep secrets out of source code
Keep secrets out of your source code in Visual Studio. It is never a good idea to store secrets or passwords in your source code.
New Profiler feature in Visual Studio
Microsoft launched a new profiling tool in Visual Studio 17.2 that helps you understand how you can optimize your File I/O operations
Working with Blazor’s component model
Welcome to Working with Blazor’s component model” post! In this new post I’ll build a simple project in Blazor and explain the basic Blazor components and interactions. Also, the source code of the project I’m going to create in this post is available on GitHub. Here the posts I wrote about Blazor that help you to learn this new technology better and faster: What is a Blazor component? First, the fundamental building blocks of Blazor applications are components, almost everything you do will directly or indirectly work with them. In…
Setting up a Blazor WebAssembly application
Setting up a Blazor WebAssembly application creates a new solution for a simple project to explore components and interactions with Blazor
Getting started with C# and Blazor
Getting started with C# and Blazor explains how this new Microsoft technology is working and the basic information to understand Blazor
Run Azure Function on a different port
I want to run more than one Azure Function at the same time but each of them on a different port because by default all Azure Functions are starting on port 7071. How can I do that?
Web Live Preview for Visual Studio 2019
Working on the user interface is frustrating but from today you have a new Microsoft tool called Web Live Preview for Visual Studio 2019 that helps you
A guide to remote development with Visual Studio Live Share
Working in a fully distributed, remote team requires sophisticated collaboration technology, which needs to be both supercharged and frictionless. Visual Studio Live Share was built on the bold principle of making remote developer collaboration as powerful and natural as in-person collaboration. We knew that our paradigm: “share your context, not your screen,” was only feasible, if we allowed the power of the modern IDE translate to remote collaboration sessions. Just then the world changed drastically and everyone was forced to be remote. It wasn’t just professional developers who needed Live Share; there were students, teachers, and interview candidates who needed a real-time collaboration service. So the Live…