Journey to the .NET Core - Windows Development Environment Setup
On the journey to learn .NET Core our entry point should be this link: .NET Core
On the journey to learn .NET Core our entry point should be this link: .NET Core
I know there are plenty of articles on the subject, but I needed to keep track how I did it. To migrate my current SVN repositories to Git I started to look around for some documentation and ended up with this process in mind:
Conditional Compilation is not yet available in TypeScript, some requests and proposals have been made:
Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 come with a new free bonus: You can download and install a new version of IncrediBuild.
Jekyll on GitHub uses liquid tags and Pygments as its default syntax highlighter. It generally works great, but sometimes it can cause troubles to the Jekyll build process, especially if you mistype the language it should output.
Do you like to have fluent interfaces in your code because they make it more readable?