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10 Lessons from a Long Running DDD Project – Part 1

by bill-s, 2016-06-11T17:15:15.000Z

Round about 7 years ago, I was part of a very large project which rooted its design and architecture around domain-driven design concepts. I’ve blogged a lot about that experience (and others), but one interesting aspect of the experience is we were afforded more or less a do-over, with a new system in a very similar domain. I presented this topic at NDC Oslo (recorded, I’ll post when available).

ASP.NET - Use Custom Middleware to Detect and Fix 404s in ASP.NET Core Apps

by bill-s, 2016-06-11T17:11:50.000Z

If you’ve ever lost something at a school or an amusement park, you may have had the good fortune of getting it back by checking the location’s Lost and Found. In Web applications, users frequently make requests for paths that aren’t handled by the server, resulting in 404 Not Found response codes (and occasionally humorous pages explaining the problem to the user).

ASP.NET Core: Getting Started with AngularJS 2

by bill-s, 2016-06-11T07:43:16.000Z

Last year I wrote an article about “<a href="http://proudmonkey.azurewebsites.net/asp-net-5-jump-start-to-angularjs-with-mvc-6-web-api/">ASP.NET 5: Jump Start to AngularJS with MVC 6 Web API</a>”. This article will walk you through on how to get started with AngularJS 2 in ASP.NET Core (a.k.a ASP.NET 5). In this article you will basically learn how to set up the required tools needed for you to run a simple Angular 2 App within ASP.NET Core. By simple, I mean there’s no database or data model involved as I’m trying to keep this article as simple as possible so starters can easily follow. In my next article, I'll demonstrate how to build an app that uses ASP.NET Core Web API to work with data, but at this point we’ll just start with the basics first.

Free ebook: Microsoft Azure Essentials Migrating SQL Server Databases to Azure

by bill-s, 2016-06-10T19:11:21.000Z

We’re happy to announce the availability of our newest free ebook, Microsoft Azure Essentials Migrating SQL Server Databases to Azure (ISBN 9781509302925), by Carl Rabeler. Enjoy!

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by bill-s, 2016-06-11T17:13:09.000Z

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Microsoft Buys LinkedIn for $26.2 billion

by bill-s, 2016-06-11T17:14:49.000Z

Allow me to be the 15th person to share the news that Microsoft announced the acquisition of LinkedIn for $26.2 billion dollars.

Power Tools for Windows 10

by bill-s, 2016-06-10T19:13:26.000Z

Dive into Windows 10 with award-winning journalist and Windows Expert Ed Bott, along with Microsoft Technical Evangelist Jennelle Crothers, in this course covering tips, shortcuts, and top utilities for Windows 10.

Quickly add a reference to a NuGet packages in Visual Studio 2015

by bill-s, 2016-06-11T07:44:01.000Z

With the recent updates of <a href="http://dailydotnettips.com/category/visual-studio/" target="_blank">Visual Studio 2015</a> (Update 3 RC),  we can now install <em>and add references</em> for <strong>Nuget Packages</strong> as part of <em>quick fix light bulb</em>.  Like wise, adding references from installed assemblies, Visual Studio now also suggests Nuget Packages for references for the specific types. Then you can install  and refer the latest version automatically or take help of package manager to install specific versions for the same Nuget Package.

Python & Django on Nano Server

by bill-s, 2016-06-10T19:13:00.000Z

One of Nano Server’s core scenarios is to serve as a lightweight OS for born-in-the-cloud applications running in a VM or a container. Nano Server already supports .ASP.NET Core (aka ASP.NET 5) with IIS, node.js, and now, we’re happy to announce support for Python & Django.

Essential .NET - Dependency Injection with .NET Core

by bill-s, 2016-06-11T07:45:54.000Z

In my last two articles, “Logging with .NET Core” (<a href="http://msdn.com/magazine/mt694089">msdn.com/magazine/mt694089</a>), and, “Configuration in .NET Core” (<a href="http://msdn.com/magazine/mt632279">msdn.com/magazine/mt632279</a>), I demonstrated how .NET Core functionality can be leveraged from both an ASP.NET Core project (project.json) and the more common .NET 4.6 C# project (*.csproj). In other words, taking advantage of the new framework isn’t limited to those who are writing ASP.NET Core projects. In this column I’m going to continue to delve into .NET Core, with a focus on .NET Core dependency injection (DI) capabilities and how they enable an inversion of control (IoC) pattern.

Scripty, a C# T4 Alternative

by bill-s, 2016-06-11T17:16:12.000Z

Today's Visual Studio extension is, in short, code that writes code.

Real Madrid & Microsoft: Better Together - Embarking on a Digital Transformation Initiative

by bill-s, 2016-06-10T19:11:01.000Z

With over 450 million fans spread out across the globe, how could Real Madrid create meaningful connections with its extraordinary fan base? This was the unique challenge Microsoft was issued and through Microsoft Cloud solutions consisting of Azure, Dynamics CRM and Power BI, Real Madrid was able to embrace a truly innovative digital transformation throughout its entire organization.

Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 RC

by bill-s, 2016-06-11T07:44:47.000Z

Today we are sharing <span style="text-decoration: underline"><a href="https://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/visual-studio-prerelease-downloads">Visual Studio 2015 Update 3 RC</a></span>. This release candidate primarily focuses on stability, performance, and bug fixes, but we also have some feature updates. I’ll share highlights in the rest of this post.

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