Ok, so Microsoft released a Visual Studio version on Linux and OS-X called Visual Studio Code. It’s also available for Windows but it’s so minimalistic compared to Visual Studio one might not want to use it on Windows. There is however potential for this new IDE that Microsoft has released. It’s minimal and super fast... Continue reading →

.NET Fringe took place this last week. It’s been a rather long time since my last actual conference that I actually got to really attend, meet people, and talk to people about all the different projects, aspirations, goals, and ideas about what’s next for the future. This conference was perfect to jump into, first and... Continue reading →

I’ve been meaning to sit down and write up some thoughts on the coming .NET Fringe Conference here in Portland. Being held at the Bossanova Ballroom it’s not your normal tech conference – being that Troy Howard, Glenn Block, the team, and I wouldn’t be putting on a corporate style conference – we’re community grassroots... Continue reading →

In this article Keartida is going to dive into setting up a basic Loopback API project and get a build of that project running on a continuous integration service. In this example she’s going to get the project setup with Codeship. Prerequisites: Be sure, whichever system you are using, to have a C++ compiler installed.... Continue reading →

This is the first (of course the precursor to this entry was the zero day team introduction article) of an ongoing series I’m going to put together. I’m going to write this series from the context of a team building a product. I’ll have code samples and more as I work along through the material.... Continue reading →