dotnet Finding your next .NET Open Source project using the command line Many years ago I wanted to jump into a project in open source but had no idea where to start. I had worked with node.js, .NET and some other
aspnetcore Creating RazorPage apps using the CLI While I was creating a recent test application with Razor Pages, I found myself clicking the "new file" button in VS Code too many times when I wanted to add a new Page. I really love the .NET CLI and with every
dotnet dotnet CLI Tab completions now available in 2.0 Tab completion on the command line is like having a superpower for some of the CLI tools we have at our fingertips. With so many commands, paramaters and/or options; it's nice to be able to type a few characters and tap the {Tab}
dotnet Exploring the new dotnet cli Note: At the time of this post, the dotnet cli version being used 1.0.0-rc4-004771 available from GitHub dotnet/cli repo - https://github.com/dotnet/core/blob/master/
aspnetcore Setting up ASP.NET Core debugging in VS Code UPDATE: Now Version 1.0 of Visual Studio Released - Same steps apply for Version 1.0. In the most recent ASP.NET Community Standup (http://live.asp.net), Damian
dotnet-cli Preparing for dotnet cli There was a ton of cool that came out of the Connect()(http://connect2015.visualstudio.com/) event. For me the announcement of ASP.NET 5 going RC was a great milestone. Go Live License with support Linux, Windows, OS X Installers available - http:
