We've got some announcements coming that makes today's keynote worth watching trust me. I am speaking as someone who helped pull this event off and is sitting back stage :)
We'll have everything (videos) available on-demand after the event, we're also pushing live over 100 8-12min short videos on topics you guys might be interested in it will all be on http://channel9.msdn.com/events/connect/2016
We'll also have detailed blog posts and a special edition of MSDN magazine that is going live shortly with lots of stuff to read through. ill do what I can to get you folks links.
Title should have a warning about automatically playing content, although I guess with more “modern” devices background tabs' actions don't matter as much.
At this point in the internet, it's almost a given that any single link you click is going to have an auto-playing video and 5 MB of JavaScript tracking scripts.
Yes, it's included. Remember Microsoft has VSCode, Typescript, .Net, Cognitive Toolkit and more on Github. Google would be #1 if Angular was hosted under the Google org.
I remember first seeing these stats in Github's infographic which they released a month or two ago: https://octoverse.github.com/
The Xamarin tools have supported using a remote Mac to run the simulator. Microsoft has an iOS shim library and Objective-C tool chain for porting apps to Windows, but it's very much in preview.
What I don't like is the way Microsoft integrates and advertises VS Docker integration, VS CI/CD functionality where everything is supposed to run automagically and their attitude that it's OK for devs to be clueless about these technologies and underlying processes but hey, they still should be comfortable using them.
Today's Microsoft motto: "super easy, super simple, yet powerful". I'm not buying it.
Slightly uninteresting: while I now pronounce it as 'TUH-pull', I pronounced it as "TWO-pull" in my younger years because of my background in music, where we use the term 'duple', which people usually pronounce as rhyming with the latter.
YMMV, but I've heard both TWO-pull and TUP-pull in academic and professional contexts. From a quick google search it looks like both pronunciations are generall accepted. I prefer TWO-pull myself!
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I suspect a big announcement about .NET on Mac. :)
HN: Hell is freezing over.
We'll also have detailed blog posts and a special edition of MSDN magazine that is going live shortly with lots of stuff to read through. ill do what I can to get you folks links.
thanks for your interest.
https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2016/11/Google-Cloud-to...
Edit: Nevermind, whoa. The Visual Studio Code demo was quite impressive and looks awesome as it is.
https://www.codeweavers.com/
Jim Zemlin from Linux Foundation is on now.
- Microsoft joined the Linux Foundation as a Platinum member
- Microsoft announces Visual Studio 2017
- Microsoft announces Visual Studio for Mac
- Microsoft announces Visual Studio Mobile Center
If that's the case, it sucks :(
- 16,419 Microsoft
- 15,682 Facebook
- 14,059 Docker
- 12,841 Angular (Google)
- 12,140 Google
Makes me wonder whether he's included React in the Facebook numbers...
e: just doesn't follow that they have enough of a vested interest in msft to be deceptive.
I remember first seeing these stats in Github's infographic which they released a month or two ago: https://octoverse.github.com/
EDIT: The link live streams on Edge, but not on Firefox
e: kinda surprised its the mobile group who's announcing RC for VS as a whole
It's sad that I'm completely serious, because that should sound ludicrous.
Page is available now, but the download link is still broken ATM.
Visual Studio 2017 cross-platform support
Visual Studio for Mac
Microsoft joining the Linux Foundation
What I don't like is the way Microsoft integrates and advertises VS Docker integration, VS CI/CD functionality where everything is supposed to run automagically and their attitude that it's OK for devs to be clueless about these technologies and underlying processes but hey, they still should be comfortable using them.
Today's Microsoft motto: "super easy, super simple, yet powerful". I'm not buying it.
[1] http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/12980/how-to-pron...
[2] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12737515/how-do-you-prono...
I kid.