Also on day 2 of Build there were some cool talks and announcements. Info that still belonged to yesterday’s day, I have already added in the other post. SQL server news The session of the build that I personally liked the most was the session from the SQL Server team “Modernize your applications with new […]
Microsoft Build 2022 – Day 1
(Updated with the information from day 2) Every year I look forward to Microsoft Build with great anticipation. Here, the technologies are presented that will accompany me and us in the next year and are a vision of where the journey is going. And the first day consistently continues what last year’s Build left off […]
The first DB query with EntityFramework in short (state: .NET6 + EFCore6):
Install SQL Server (Express) and create a new database Install two Nuget packages Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools Create a class whose properties are to be stored in the database. Create a database context by simply inheriting from DbContext. Pass the ConnectionString in OnConfiguring of the DbContext with optionsBuilder.UseSqlServer. Add “DbSet<T>” for each of your classes to the […]
DotNetConf 2021
At the beginning of November, there has been the great DotNetConf, were all sorts of cool stuff for my favorite development environment was announced and demonstrated. Important topics were of course the release of .NET6 as well as Visual Studio 2022, but also all the nice and shiny eco system around it: MAUI (the successor […]
Microsoft Ignite November 2021
This week on the 2nd and 3rd of November the Microsoft Ignite took place. There were so many nice things going on, but I guess you’ll get my personal favorite till the end of this text ;-). Again for all those that like the overview document – Microsoft provides again the “Book of News“ Teams […]
MICROSOFT BUILD 2021
The annual “Microsoft Build” conference took place from May 25-27, 2021. Build is one of the most exciting conferences for developers in the Microsoft environment. You can sit back in your armchair with pizza and mate and celebrate your inner nerd. Fans of summaries can get an overview of the event in the “Book of […]
Coding for kids with a turtle
Today I read something about a german page called “code your life”. It has been shown at the Microsoft booth at the didacta2018. It’s teaching people to code. And they’ve got a section for kids as well. Just check it out here: http://www.code-your-life.org/ There’s a section called “Akademie” (academy), which contains menu items for kids […]
First steps with UCommerce
This week I had a look at Umbraco and UCommerce. I already created a small site (just for personal practice) with Umbraco. So I downloaded the latest versions from Umbraco (https://our.umbraco.org/download) and UCommerce (https://ucommerce.net/platform). There’s a free version of UCommerce as well. I think UCommerce is quite interesting, because it is available for various CMS’ […]
Coding evening and Jira API
In the first week of january, we’ve visited our colleagues in Hamburg. And when you’re driving there for some hours (and haven’t been there in a while), I couldn’t of course resist to have a nice coding-session in the evening. For that we decided even to stay a day longer, so we didn’t have to […]
Activities during the holidays
Because Linux is a big topic in Azure as well, there’s an exam from Microsoft, that is called “Linux on Azure”. The prerequisites therefore are two things: A passed LFCS test of the Linux Foundation (Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator), as well as the MS exam 70-533 “Implementing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions”. You can find […]