.Net Foundation / Code Conversations

Sayed I. Hashimi overviews the new templating system for .NET Core 2.0.

Shows how to manage resources like scripts and styles in ASP.NET Core MVC using the Orchard.ResourceManagement package (available for use independently as a NuGet package. This allows you to do some advanced things like inject scripts and styles from View Components and Partials, prevent duplicate registrations, and define resource dependencies.

Code for this episode is available here: https://github.com/OrchardCMS/Orchard2/tree/master/src/OrchardCore/Orchard.ResourceManagement

Sebastien Ros show how to use Jint. Jint is a Javascript interpreter for .NET which provides full ECMA 5.1 compliance and can run on any .NET platform. Because it doesn't generate any .NET bytecode nor use the DLR it runs relatively small scripts faster. It's available as a PCL on Nuget at https://www.nuget.org/packages/Jint.

Code for this week's show: https://github.com/sebastienros/jint

Jimmy Campbell gives a tour of the IIS Administration API then shows how they implemented a plugin architecture in .NET Core.
Source code for this presentation:
https://github.com/microsoft/iis_administration

Jimmy Campbell shows how you can use the IIS Administration API to manipulate files on your servers running IIS, then digs into the code to show how they secured remote file administration in .NET Core.
Source code for this presentation: https://github.com/microsoft/iis_administration

Jimmy Campbell digs into the resources exposed by the IIS Administration API, then shows how they implemented the website resource.
Source code for this presentation: https://github.com/microsoft/iis_administration

Nate McMaster gives and introduction to using MSBuild in .NET Core project files. Watch as he runs through the basics in a new .NET Core application (using Visual Studio Code on a Mac), then shows off a few useful tricks including property imports, directory build properties, and running custom tasks like Gulp as part of your build.

Mads Kristensen shows off LessCompiler, an open source Visual Studio extension he built that makes it easy to compile LESS to CSS. He shows off some cool tips in the Visual Studio extension code that optimally loads and shells out to Node and npm packages.

Code for this episode is here: https://github.com/madskristensen/lesscompiler

Mads Kristensen show the code for a new Visual Studio feature that makes it easy to add client side libraries to your projects.

Code for this episode is here: https://github.com/aspnet/libraryinstaller

In this video Mikael Mengistu  shows us how to build a simple chat app with SignalR Core.

In this video Jass Bagga as she shows us how to Create Custom Tag Helper Components.

Jass Bagga gives as quick introduction to Tag Helper Components.
Joins us as Jass shows us how to modify the HeadTagHelper and the BodyTagHelper in ASP.NET Core MVC 2.0.

Taylor Mullen shows us how to create custom Tag Helpers. The TagHelper that was added in the show was the Markdown TagHelper. It enables you to write Markdown in your Views.
Here's the repo for this episode: https://github.com/CodeConversations/Tag-Helper-with-Taylor-Mullen

Taylor Mullen gives us a quick introduction to Tag Helpers. 
Here's the repo for this episode : https://github.com/CodeConversations/Tag-Helper-with-Taylor-Mullen

Mads Torgersen takes us on a quick look at some C# 7 features by refactoring a fibonacci series generator.

Here's the code: https://github.com/CodeConversations/csharp7-features-with-mads-torgersen

Mads Torgersen shows the C# Language is designed in the open.

He shows how issues in the csharplang repository become proposals and shows a few language proposals. The proposals then go to language design meetings, and all the notes for those meetings are included in the repository as well. This open process allows for the community to proposed ideas and interact with the team all the way through release as an official language feature.