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Last Week on Channel 9: January 9th - January 15th, 2017
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It's easy to see that all of our hosts, shows and posters are back at work, running full blast! Here are a select 29 (and it was hard to keep that count under control) videos, shows, posts and episodes from last week here on Channel 9... Startup Stories...
Why PowerShell on Linux is Such an Accomplishment
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alvinashcraft shared this story from PowerShell.org. Yesterday, Microsoft announced that Windows PowerShell - which I suppose we'll just call "PowerShell," now - has been open-sourced, with PowerShell Core builds being made available for various Linux...
Notes from the ASP.NET Community Standup – April 5, 2016
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This is the next in a series of blog posts that will cover the topics discussed in the ASP.NET Community Standup. The community standup is a short video-based discussion with some of the leaders of the ASP.NET development teams covering the accomplishments...
My Essential .NET and Web Tools and Frameworks - 2016
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This is routinely the post that brings the most traffic to this blog, so I thought I’d update it for 2016. All new items are bolded. Here is my (mostly) comprehensive list of tools I use for development, either at home or work. It’s like Scott Hanselman...

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How to call controllers in external assemblies in an ASP.NET MVC application - CodeClimber

If your ASP.NET MVC is growing large, it’s likely that you are partitioning your controllers in different namespaces, or maybe even in different assemblies, and it might happen that you have

Codename your releases - CodeClimber

Longhorn, Leopard, Indigo, Poseidon, Gran Paradiso, Yukon, SharpFreedom, Supertanga, Revolution, Lightning, Lambrate, Orcas, Q98, Fiji, Pendolino, McKinley.What does all these names have in common?