Sayed Ibrahim Hashimi and I overviewed web development using ASP.NET Core on macOS. Let’s party in real-time! ASP.NET Core on macOS Along the way, he showed off some cool Visual Studio for Mac features like Run Configurations and integrated Docker support. Learn how to get started building Blazor applications on Mac from this all-star team! Realtime web applications, from your Mac to the Cloud, with SignalR + Azureīrady Gaster (Program Manager for SignalR) showed how to build real-time web applications using SignalR, with lots of fun features like WebSockets on Azure App services, client targeting, Blazor integration, automatic reconnection, and scaling with Azure SignalR Service.
Video | Slides | Links Daniel Roth (Program Manager for Blazor) and Kendra Havens (Program Manager on the Visual Studio team) gave an exciting introduction to building modern web applications using web assembly using Blazor. NET Core 3.1, with some compelling demonstrations running in Visual Studio for Mac. Finally, Scott Hunter wrapped up with a review of what’s new in. NET applications, including web, mobile, and shared libraries. Next, Aaron LeBeau (Mobile Technologies Tech Lead at EY) reviewed how his team uses Visual Studio for Mac to develop. She reviewed the Visual Studio for Mac release roadmap, with a focus on recent improvements in stability, performance, and. In case you couldn’t watch it then, here’s a session recap and links to the on-demand videos: Keynote: A Fresh Look at Visual Studio for MacĪmanda Silver (CVP of Product for Developer Division) kicked off the event by describing how Visual Studio for Mac fits in to Microsoft’s suite of developer tools that meet the challenges of modern software development.
We had a great time at the Visual Studio for Mac: Refresh() event on February 24 th! All the videos, slides, and links to demo code are available for you to watch, use for your own virtual events, blog posts, etc.
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