OData 8 Preview Breaks Things, Uno Platform Ports Windows Calculator to Linux, Choose .NET Game Engine, More

Home | News | How To | Webcasts | Whitepapers | Advertise October 29, 2020 THIS ISSUE SPONSORED BY: What are today's hot technology trends? CloudBees – the unconditional leader in enterprise DevOps   ^ ASP.NET Core OData 8 Preview Supports .NET 5, but with Breaking Changes ASP.NET Core OData, which debuted in July 2018, is out in a v8.0 preview that for the first time supports the upcoming .NET 5 milestone release. [Read More] Blazor Debugging Boosted in .NET 5 RC 2 Edge Browser Dev Tools for VS Code Now Generally Available For ASP.NET Core in .NET 6, Devs Want AOT Compilation Blazor Guru Details Best Performance Practices     Advertisement What are today's hot technology trends? Join our upcoming Trending Tech Talks to explore today's hot technology trends and how they apply to your app dev initiatives. Our app dev experts will demonstrate how you can quickly create applications that evolve as business needs and technology trends change. S​ave your spot today.       ^ Uno Platform Ports Windows Calculator to Linux Uno Platform has ported the famed Windows Calculator, open sourced last year, to Linux as part of a continuing "proof point" effort to demonstrate the reach of what it describes as the sole UI offering available to target Windows, WebAssembly, iOS, macOS, Android and Linux with single-codebase applications coded in C# and XAML. [Read More] Write Once, Run Everywhere with .NET and the Uno Platform Now Out: Uno Platform 3.0 (C# + WinUI), Previewing Linux Support Uno Platform Claims First with WebAssembly AOT Compilation in Visual Studio Open Source Uno Platform Supports VS Code After Editor Gets WebAssembly Debugging     Advertisement CloudBees – the unconditional leader in enterprise DevOps When it comes to DevOps, you're not toying around. You need a powerful, scalable solution that lets you work your way. CloudBees was made for the enterprise, giving you the freedom to choose the best-of-breed tools you need to Build Stuff That Matters. See why CloudBees is the real deal for enterprise DevOps.       ^ Touting Azure for Operators, Microsoft Joins SDN Standards Group As part of its Azure for Operators program, Microsoft joined a nonprofit standards association that focuses on software-defined networking (SDN) technologies used by enterprises and service providers. [Read More] The 2020 Microsoft Product Roadmap Pilot Begins of Microsoft Teams-Salesforce CRM Integration 2020 Microsoft Conference Calendar: For Partners, IT Pros and Developers Version 20H2 of Windows 10 and Windows Server Released     ^ Microsoft Dev Blog Highlights: Choose a .NET Game Engine Here are some Microsoft development blog posts about .NET of interest to Visual Studio Magazine readers. Learn what game engines are, and choose which .NET game engine is best for you. [Read More] Introducing .NET Live TV – Daily Developer Live Streams Announcing Entity Framework Core (EF Core) 5 RC2 Announcing .NET 5.0 RC 2 MLOps: DevOps for Machine Learning     Please do not reply to this newsletter. If you'd like to contact the editors, send e-mail to dramel@converge360.com. 2121 Alton Pkwy, Suite 240 Irvine, CA 92606 This message was sent by 1105 Media. Click here to unsubscribe from this newsletter. Click here to view our privacy policy.