What’s New in Visual Studio 2017 and VS Code
summary
Visual Studio 2017 v15.3 shows built-in templates for Angular/React, Azure publish tooling, and faster debugging; Live Unit Testing now supports dotnet core 2.0. The dotnet CLI is simpler: use dotnet new, dotnet restore, dotnet run and Kestrel runs web projects locally. VS Code stays lightweight, cross‑platform and extensible; VS Code Insiders auto-generates launch.json/tasks.json, downloads OmniSharp for C# intellisense, and requires the .NET Core debugger extension to enable stepping through code.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Start
- 5:15Release Management
- 7:52Asp Net Core
- 8:16Marketplace
- 11:05User Gripes
- 11:54Web Config Style Transforms
- 13:30Dotnet Core
- 18:56Unit Tester
- 20:36Kestrel Web Server
- 22:32Summary
- 32:10Intellisense
- 32:37Using vs Code
- 33:42Configure a Task Runner
- 46:41Web Api
- 46:59Identity Server
- 47:46New Web Application Razor Syntax
- 48:33Angular 2 Plus
- 49:19Getting Started with Angular
- 52:51Pre-Rendering
- 57:50Typescript Debugging and in Chrome
- 1:01:23Resources
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