In this post, Olia Gavrysh (Program Manager, Microsoft) guides you through the process of porting a desktop application from .NET Framework to .NET Core using an existing WinForms application as an example.
Follow along as we mock-up, design and lay out a sales dashboard with native React components from KendoReact, complete with a responsive grid, data, charts and more.
With promises, we get the ability to use async/await — syntax that can convert nested, hard-to-read functions into straightforward and easy-to-digest code. Let's take a look at how we can convert our own legacy code or other browser APIs such as geolocation, which still rely on callbacks, into Promise-ready functions.
A static site generator takes source files and generates an entire static website. They require fewer server resources, are scalable, and can handle high volumes of traffic. In this post, I'll show you how to use VuePress to build a documentation site.
Error handling and resuming reliably in case of an error are the Achilles’ heel of many software projects. Learn how the Polly Project, an open source .NET framework that provides patterns and building blocks for fault tolerance and resilience in applications, can be used with .NET Core.
Chrome DevTools has come a long way, and over time it's developed the capabilities of a full fledged integrated development environment (IDE). See how you can start using it as a convenient IDE.
Parcel.js is a “Blazing fast, zero configuration web application bundler.” In this post, we’re going to take an ASP.NET Core website template that uses Bootstrap 4 and set it up to use Parcel-generated bundles instead.