After a long day in sessions, check out two unique Seattle brewpubs: Old Stove Brewing Co. in historic Pike Place Market (great views, delicious local fare) and Cloudburst Brewing in Belltown (12 rotating taps of liquid sunshine).

In this episode, Robert is joined by Mads Kristensen, who shows a number of his favorite new little features in Visual Studio 2019, all designed to make you more productive. He shows: New Search experience [01:25]See content of Clipboard Ring [02:25]New C# refactorings [03:45]IntelliCode [05:00]Search in Autos, Locals and Watch windows [06:35]Document health indicator [08:00]Code Cleanup for C# [09:35]Git Stash [11:30]Clean Solution Load [13:30]Resources: Little great things about Visual Studio 2019 (Visual Studio blog post that includes several of these features)Comment Remover extensionDownload Visual Studio 2019

Join members from the .NET teams for our community standup covering great community contributions for Visual Studio, CLI, Roslyn, Productivity, and more. Useful Links: .NET.NET Community ResourcesVisual Studio Twitch Channel.NET Foundation YouTubeCreate a Free Account (Azure): https://aka.ms/c9-azurefree

Seafood anyone? Check out Seattle favorites Taylor Shellfish for locally raised oysters "from tide to table" and head to The Crab Pot on Pier 57 to dive into a bucket of crabs. (Tip: Save your appetite...you'll need it.)

Being able to visualize the work ahead is an integral part to the success of any software project. With Azure Boards, you can quickly and easily start tracking tasks, features, and bugs associated with your project. In part 3 of our DevOps For ASP.NET Developers series, Abel and Jeremy how to get started with Agile planning using Azure Boards. [00:34] - Exploring Azure Boards[02:34] - Creating a new project in Azure Boards[05:46] - Breaking down user stories into tasks[07:46] - Visualizing work in the sprint view[10:41] - Customizing user stories and swimlanes[12:55] - Projecting velocity with flow charts[14:30] - Customizing the workflow process[18:01] - GitHub integration with Azure BoardsEpisode 4 Useful Links Azure Boards Azure Boards documentation DevOps with ASP.NET Core ebookStart with Azure DevOps for FreeCreate a Free Azure Account

Azure Stream Analytics is a PaaS cloud offering on Microsoft Azure to help customers analyze IoT telemetry data in real-time. Stream Analytics now has embedded ML models for Anomaly Detection, which can be invoked with simple function calls. Learn how you can leverage this powerful feature set for your scenarios. Learn more : https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/stream-analytics/stream-analytics-machine-learning-anomaly-detectionCreate a Free Account (Azure): https://aka.ms/aft-iot

When using Azure Repos you have the option of choosing from centralized version control with TFVC or distributed version control with Git. In part 2 of our DevOps For ASP.NET Developers series, Abel and Jeremy explain the difference between these two options and show how we can get started with Azure Repos. They will walk us through creating branches, adding policies, and also integrating with GitHub. [01:20] - Introducing Azure Repos[04:25] - Using external repos with Azure DevOps[05:58] - Free unlimited private repos[06:24] - Setting up branch policies[09:32] - Automatically adding code reviewers[09:57] - Using a GitHub repo with Azure DevOps[11:19] - Setting up Azure DevOps integration from the GitHub Marketplace[13:44] - Inspecting the generated pipeline from the GitHub integrationEpisode 1 - What is DevOps? Episode 3 - Work item tracking Useful Links Azure Repos DocumentationDevOps for ASP.NET Core ebookStart with Azure DevOps for FreeCreate a Free Azure Account

In this episode we use the Ethereum Logic App connector to push contract data into an Azure Search index. This makes contract data available to a wide range of Enterprise applications via simple search queries. Additional details and sample code are available on GitHub Follow @CH9 Follow @MSFTBlockchain

DevOps is the union of people, process, and products to enable continuous delivery of value to our end users. Azure DevOps is everything you need to turn an idea into a working piece of software. In this first episode of the DevOps for ASP.NET Developers series, Abel and Jeremy introduce us the benefits of DevOps. They give us a high level overview of how to implement some DevOps best practices using Azure DevOps. [01:30] - What is Azure DevOps?[03:55] - Introducing the SmartHotel360 application[06:02] - Tracking work items in Azure Boards and Azure Repos[14:10] - Reviewing the build pipeline[19:54] - Reviewing the release pipelineEpisode 2 - Source Control Useful Links What is DevOpsAzure DevOpsAzure DevOps DocumentationDevOps with ASP.NET Core ebookStart with Azure DevOps for FreeCreate a Free Azure Account

Did you know that HoloLens 2 is better with Azure? In this One Dev Question, Charlie Han tells us how they work together, and how you can decide when to use compute on the device vs. in the cloud. Go to http://aka.ms/MR for more info.