In this episode, Maoni (CLR) and Mukul (Bing) talk about the new GC profiling APIs in .NET Core 3.0 and how to take advantage of them. Useful Links Get started with .netMemory Management and garbage collection in .NET

In this series, Abel and Zachary Deptawa walk through deploying to on premises Windows servers behind firewalls using Azure DevOps. In part one, we walk through configuring a Build for a .NET application inside of Azure DevOps. In later episodes, the build will be used with Deployment Groups on Windows servers and we'll set up a Release Pipeline to repeatably and reliably deploy to those Windows servers behind a firewall.

Announcing .NET Core 3.0 We just released some big changes to VS for Mac. Not only do we now have entirely native editors built on top of the shared Visual Studio core, but we also have brand new language services for XAML and an all new editing experience for web languages like CSS, HTML and JavaScript.

Recently the Global AI Community held an AI night where Eric Boyd (Corporate Vice President of Azure AI) was the keynote speaker! We thought it would be a great idea to share this keynote as part of the AI Show. In this keynote, Eric Boyd shows us what makes Azure AI great for developers, gives behind the scenes stories, and teaches how you can get started with AI today. For more information head over to http://aka.ms/AIDevResources Some helpful resources: Don't miss new episodes, subscribe to the AI Show Create a free account on Azure! Follow Channel 9 On Twitter Follow Seth on Twitter

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Let's create an object of our own. We'll declare what it looks like, then we will create a few of them. Maybe even put them in a list. Boom, you're doing Object Oriented Programming with C#! Watch the entire series hereDownload Visual Studio 2019 hereDownload .NET Core 3.0 here Learn more about C#: Object oriented programming in C#Getting started with C# C# Guide  Follow us: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, The C# community on Discord Useful Links: .NET, Learn .NET, .NET Community

This tutorial explains what is the difference between .NET Framework and .NET Core for desktop applications. What are the benefits of .NET Core and what should you choose for your apps. Watch the entire series hereDownload Visual Studio 2019 hereDownload .NET Core 3.0 here Learn more about .NET: What's new in .NET Core 3? What is .NET Framework? What is .NET? Download .NETFollow us: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Shows and Podcasts Useful Links: Learn .NET, .NET Community, .NET Documentation

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Kirill Gavrylyuk joins Scott Hanselman to show how to run Jupyter Notebook and Apache Spark in Azure Cosmos DB. Now you can use the interactive experience of Jupyter Notebook and analytics powered by Apache Spark with your operational data. Run analytics and ML on your operational data in real time without data movement, and without the need to split into transactional and analytical silos. [00:02:18] Jupyter Notebook demo [00:05:41] Jupyter Notebook + Apache Spark demo Azure Cosmos DB overviewAzure Cosmos DB pricingAzure Cosmos DB docsCreate a free account (Azure)

Sydney Smith joins Scott Hanselman to show the rich editing experience provided by the PowerShell extension in Azure Data Studio by creating a SQL Server in a Linux Docker container with external storage—all using PowerShell Core in Azure Data Studio. To get started with the notebook used in the episode check out: PowerShell/vscode-powershell [00:01:36] Demo - Getting started - installing modules [00:04:45] Demo - Creating a new editor file PowerShell Editor Support for Azure Data StudioThe PowerShell Extension is now in the Azure Data Studio MarketplaceWhat is Azure Data Studio?Create a SQL Server on Linux Container with 5 Lines of CodeBuild Docker Containers with External Storage on Your DesktopCreate a free account (Azure)