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November 25, 2020

DDC2020: Von WPF nach Angular in 60 Minuten

Die ganze Welt spricht (fast) nur noch von Angular und es scheint, als kommt niemand an dem Framework vorbei. Einmal mehr sind die klassischen Windows Entwickler mit der Attraktivität der Web-Welt konfrontiert. Manch einem WPF oder WinForms Entwickler graut es noch immer vor HTML & JavaScript. Dabei ist JETZT der ideale Zeitpunkt für den Umstieg!...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:Angular, DDC, DotNet, WPF

November 28, 2018

DotNet Developer Conference DDC – Spass mit den Cognitive Services von Microsoft. Oder: Was man mit der Intelligenz-als-Service so alles anstellen kann.

by Manuel

Mit den Cognitive Services der Microsoft Azure Cloud können eigene Anwendungen mit minimalem Aufwand um Funktionalität erweitert werden, die vor wenigen Jahren undenkbar war. Microsoft Research stellt uns Entwicklern die Resultate von jahrzehntelanger Forschung über einfach zu benutzende REST-Schnittstellen zur Verfügung. Egal, ob es um Gesichts-/Gefühls-/Sprach-/Texterkennung, Übersetzung oder Informationssuche geht, mit den Cognitive Services können...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:CognitiveServices, Conference, DDC, DotNet

June 7, 2018

This was .NET Day Switzerland 2018

by Manuel

That’s it, .NET Day Switzerland took place on May 29th and is now history. In this blog post I want to summarize the experience we had and thank everybody who made it possible! If you are curious about the history of .NET Day Switzerland, you can read the introductory blog post that I wrote in...CONTINUE READING

Category:Business, Talks

Tag:Community, DotNet, DotNetDay, MVP

February 6, 2018

Announcing .NET Day Switzerland 2018

by Manuel

In terms of Microsoft Developer conferences, Switzerland has been heavily lacking in comparison to other European countries for the last years. As a motivated community person and public speaker, that always made me sad. Via the Microsoft MVP Program, I got to know Fabian Gosebrink and together, we created .NET Day Switzerland, the only independent...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:Angular, CSharp, DotNet, DotNetDay

October 1, 2017

Announcing .NETConf.local Zürich & Pizza & Beer

by Manuel

In the name of the Azure Zurich User Group (www.azurezurichusergroup.com) and .NET Day Switzerland (www.dotnetday.ch), we are organising a .NETConf.local event on 20.10.2017 in Zürich! If you are interested in .NET Core, Xamarin, Roslyn, etc…, join us and register on our meetup page. The event is open to anyone, held in English and free of...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:AspNetCore, Community, DotNet, DotNetCore, Microsoft, Xamarin

September 28, 2017

BASTA! 2017 – Das Azure Backend zu meiner mobilen App

by Manuel

Keine App ohne Backend! In dieser Session erläutern wir die Möglichkeiten, wie mithilfe der Microsoft Azure Cloud ein Backend für mobile Line-of-business-Apps erstellt werden kann. Dabei zeigen wir die Möglichkeiten vom No-Code Backend, das komplett im Browser zusammengeklickt werden kann, bis zum kompletten skalierbaren API inklusive der Integration mit On-Premises-Systemen oder Software-as-a-Service-Diensten. https://speakerdeck.com/manuelmeyer/das-azure-backend-zu-meiner-mobilen-app

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Tag:API, Azure, Basta, DotNet

September 27, 2017

BASTA! 2017 – Mit .NET Core und HATEOAS zum perfekten REST-API?

by Manuel

Mit dem Akronym HATEOAS, abgekürzt für “Hypermedia As The Engine Of Application State”, hat der Computerwissenschaftler Roy Fielding im Jahr 2000 erläutert, wie aus seiner Sicht das perfekte REST-API gebaut werden muss. HATEOAS ermöglicht ein API, das ohne zusätzliche sogenannte “Out-of-band”-Informationen verstanden und konsumiert werden kann. Dies wird ermöglicht, indem die Antworten des Servers dem...CONTINUE READING

Category:Talks

Tag:API, AspNetCore, C#, DotNet, HATEOAS, REST

June 29, 2017

DWX2017 – Powershell für .NET Entwickler – Willkommen in der Welt von DevOps

by Manuel

Für viele .NET-Entwickler ist die Powershell noch immer ein Buch mit sieben Siegeln und wird oft in die Sysadmin-Ecke verstoßen. Schade eigentlich, denn die Powershell hat das Potenzial, den Entwickleralltag um einiges produktiver und angenehmer zu gestalten. Mal schnell 7 Frontend-Webserver neu starten? Eine virtuelle Maschine in Azure hochfahren? Aus den Services im Backend eine...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:DevOps, DotNet, DWX17, Powershell

February 24, 2017

Talk 23.02.2017 – BASTA! Spring 2017 – Mobile Enterprise mit .NET, Xamarin, Visual Studio und Microsoft Azure

by Manuel

Die Slides zu unserer Session gibts hier: Basta2017_MobileEnterpriseMitXamarinDotNetAzure.pdf Vielen Dank für die rege Teilnahme und die interessanten Fragen im Anschluss! Viele Grüsse Manuel & Thomas

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Tag:AppService, Azure, Basta, DotNet, EasyTables, Nodejs, VisualStudio, Xamarin

November 29, 2016

I just published my first book, sort of…

by Manuel

Well, technically, its not really a book, but almost! The editors from the Software & Support Media Group (https://sandsmedia.com/de) took the two articles that I wrote earlier this year and converted them into a so-called “shortcut” which is nothing more than a short e-book. The e-book is called “Powershell – Grundlagen für .NET-Entwickler” and is...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:DotNet, Powershell

October 29, 2016

Introducing .NET/Visual Studio Power Tips

by Manuel

Over the years that I have been working as a .NET developer and consultant for a large number of different customers, I picked up a lot of simple, yet effective productivity tricks. As of today, there is a new category on my blog called “.NET Power Tips”. I represents a growing list of tips related...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:DotNet, DotNetPowerTip, Productivity, Visual Studio

October 28, 2016

.NET Power Tip 20: The Cycle Clipboard Ring in Visual Studio

by Manuel

Copying and pasting is an essential part of every developers life. It is so essential that you can even buy a book with instructions: Ok, jokes aside, Visual Studio offers a great feature called the Cycle Clipboard ring: The clipboard ring remembers every piece of text that you cut or copy from the text editor....CONTINUE READING

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Tag:DotNet, DotNetPowerTip, Visual Studio

October 26, 2016

.NET Power Tip 19: Copying, Cutting, Pasting and Moving Lines in Visual Studio

by Manuel

I watch many developers deleting and copying code lines in Visual Studio in an unnecessary complicated procedure. They place the cursor inside the line that they need to delete, cut or copy. Then they use either the mouse or the keyboard to expand the selection to the entire line. With the keyboard, that would be:...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:DotNet, DotNetPowerTip, Visual Studio

October 23, 2016

.NET Power Tip 18: Visual Studio Block Selection / Block Copy Mode

by Manuel

Usually, when selecting text in a text editor, the text is selected line by line. This means that if I would hold the mouse button in the middle of a line and drag down, the selection would automatically select the current line to the end and continue with the next line. With block selection it...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:DotNet, DotNetPowerTip, Visual Studio

October 21, 2016

.NET Power Tip 17: Visual Studio Scroll Bar Map Mode

by Manuel

There is an interesting function in Visual Studio hidden in the options menu: Scroll Bar Map Mode. Going to TOOLS –> OPTIONS –> TEXT EDITOR –> ALL LANGUAGES –> SCROLL BARS the scroll bar style can be changed to map mode. There is a shortcut to activate the map mode: Just go to the Quick...CONTINUE READING

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Tag:DotNet, DotNetPowerTip, Visual Studio

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