Since the introduction of Visual Studio 2012 as well as Web Essentials things have gotten really good. The JavaScript, CSS and HTML support was substandard. Web development in Visual Studio used to be pretty painful. While it’s not without it’s own foibles, it does most things really well. This means I need the best in breed in tools no matter where I’m writing code. In many of the projects I help with we have to handle back-end and front-end coding for web projects. You can also watch videos from the previous years – see the session recordings from 20.I might be. You can find more information on how to join as a partner here. We also invite other community partners to support our event. We’ll stream the presentations live on YouTube, and all the sessions will remain available after the event is over so you can catch up on any you missed. Enjoy, and don’t forget to ask the speakers questions! You can choose whether to attend just a few individual sessions or watch every one of them.

Debugging Tips and Tricks with JetBrains Rider, by Joseph Guadagno.

Best Practices for Using async and await, by Damir Arh.

Null & Void – Everything About Nothing in.

NET Apps and deploy to Kubernetes”, by Martin Beeby Update: the session is replaced by “Containerize.

Hedy: A Gradual Programming Language, by Felienne Hermans.

Why Every Day as a Developer Would Be Easier with F#, by Urs Enzler.

The Top 10 Best New Features in C# Version 6 to 9, by Chris Klug.

Building Modern Applications with GraphQL and Blazor, by Michael Staib.

Going Real Time Using Azure CosmosDB and React, by Olena Borzenko.

Turbocharged: Writing High-performance C# and.

NET Applications, by Tess Ferrandez-Norlander

C# Source Generators in Action, by Andrey Dyatlov.

Once a year, we invite community speakers to discuss topics they are passionate about, from varying levels of technical content to their personal experiences and development. NET Days Online 2021, a free virtual event, taking place Tuesday and Wednesday, May 11–12, 13:00–22:00 CEST (07:00–16:00 EDT).

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