Enabling developers to be productive, collaborate effectively, and support any kind of app development has always been at the core of Microsoft’s vision. In this demo-heavy session, we’ll cover what’s new in Visual Studio 2019 including code cleanup, collaborating with Live Share, new .NET refactorings, AI-assisted development with Intellicode, and so much more! By the end of this session, you’ll be able to use the latest and greatest in Visual Studio 2019 to enhance your developer productivity. EVENT:
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Diagnostic Reports are a recent addition to Node.js core. This feature enables insight into Node.js processes running in production—without needing to attach a debugger—and the results can be interpreted offline. If you've ever had to debug issues in production with a customer, you know this can be a life-saver. I’ll show you how to trigger report generation manually and automatically, then use the results to diagnose a problem process. While this is fine and dandy, manual diagnosis can be tedious, so I'll also demo a toolkit I've been working on. This toolkit can help automatically detect known issues, redact secrets from a report, and much more. EVENT:
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Web developers today benefit from layers upon layers of technologies that they never even have to think about. Nor should they have to regularly think deeply about these things in their day jobs. However, understanding how a web request fundamentally works, from when a user hits “Go” in their browser to when individual electrons stream across the wires, can help one understand how and why the web operates in the nuanced ways that it does. In an approachable and user-friendly way, Chris will introduce and map out the network and electrical engineering that goes into making a single web request work. Check out all our events

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