This week is Microsoft Build 2019, so there are tons of huge announcements for the Microsoft development platforms from the future of .NET to 2019 finally being the year of Linux on the desktop.
Articles
- VS Code Remote Development
Want to edit code on your remote machine or inside a container for testing or debugging? VS Code adds built-in functionality to edit over an SSH tunnel, so you can build and debug code directly on the remote host or in the container.
- Introducing Windows Terminal
For years, one of the clunkiest parts about developing on Windows has been the terminal, which felt like it had been untouched since NT 4. Finally, a new Windows Terminal provides a modern command-line experience.
- Introducing .NET 5
Showing that it's truly the future of the .NET platform, the next version of .NET Core will be .NET 5 with experiences for mobile devices using Mono and desktop and server runtimes using CoreCLR.
- Announcing WSL 2
Windows Subsystem for Linux was a pretty mindblowing endeavor - map Linux syscalls to the Windows kernel. The next version brings an update by actually bringing a Linux kernel that lives within Windows for massively improved performance and compatibility.
- Announcing ML.NET 1.0
It seems like every industry is being enabled by Machine Learning. ML.NET lets you add machine learning to your existing .NET applications or to use your existing C# or F# skills to train, build and ship custom machine learning models.
In Brief
- Microsoft launches Visual Studio Online, an online code editor VisualStudio
- A First Look at the Vue CLI Vue JavaScript
- Controlling Costs with Terraform Enterprise Cloud Terraform
- It’s a Wrap – Highlights from the DockerCon 2019 Keynote Sessions Docker
- A hacker is wiping Git repositories and asking for a ransom Git Security