by DeeDee Walsh, on Sep 27, 2017 2:05:19 PM
The past two weeks have offered an embarrassment of riches in technical content for developers. Whether you're interested in IoT, DevOps, Visual Studio, .NET Core or whatever... there's something for you. To help you out, the Mobilize team has created a curated list of our favorite sessions from .NET Conf 2017 and Microsoft Ignite. Please enjoy!
#.dotNETConf 2017
Get Started with .NET Part 1 with Scott Hanselman and Kathleen Dollard
This is a great session with two .NET veterans explaining some of the basics about unit testing, multiple project solutions, building, packaging and publishing and more.
Get Started with .NET Part 2 with Scott Hanselman and Kathleen Dollard
This session continues the discussion on .NET with a look at .NET Core and the kinds of apps you can create.
Introduction to IoT with Jason DeBoever and Adrian Stevens
Learn the basics of IoT development using C# to deploy IoT solutions to Android Things and UWP IoT.
Supercharge your debugging in Visual Studio
All of us use Visual Studio a lot but we learned some new tricks from this session. Definitely worth the 50 min investment!
What happens when you're coding and you get stuck on a seemingly impossible-to-solve issue? This session offers some good advice for how to productively move forward.
Microsoft Ignite #MSIgnite
Building innovative apps using the Microsoft Developer Platform
Great overview with great demos about everything Microsoft has going on in the developer area. Cool stuff on DevOps, mobile, cloud and more. It's exciting to be a dev right now!
This is great intro to all the products and services that help you to adopt DevOps practices. Tons of good stuff including Git, VSTS, TFS and more.
Visual Studio Code: The most useful (and underused) tips and tricks
This is a great session by Chris Dias who has been on the VS team for years and years. He talks about quick ways to customer VS Code, shows cool shortcuts and gives the true insider's view of VS. Great session.
Developing for the cloud with Visual Studio
Learn what it means to build a new application in VS designed to run in the cloud. Nice overview.
Agile planning with Visual Studio Team Services
Having a clear view on your teams backlog and in-flight work is essential with a fast moving Agile team. Planning that work so you can visualize dependencies between teams and get some idea when features will be ready is essential.
There are lots more sessions besides these, and more are coming online. Hope you enjoy them as much as we did!
-Mobilize team
