There's lots of significant updates in 2015, but Roslyn is likely the most significant. HTTP/2 Support in ASP.NET 4.6 with SSL enabled on Windows 10 and IIS Express.Syntax Highlighting and intellisense for ReactJS! Support for Grunt and Gulp!.JavaScript support for Angular JS controllers, factories, animations, etc.We're also watching Web Components and including support (as the world decides) for things like link rel="import." Of note is intellisense for Angular, ARIA, and Bootstrap CSS classes. Even more HTML 5 support in the editor.There's also intellsense for bower.json, npm, and other JSON formats. json editor and JSON Schema validation within VS.
That said, ASP.NET 4.6 is live today and included in Visual Studio 2015 and VS has some great new features for Web Developers. Remember that the schedule is at and the documentation is growing at. We'll keep doing the weekly ASP.NET Community Standup and updating you each week on our progress. That ASP.NET 5 developers should start exploring the framework now, and go live around the holidays on the operating system of your choice with ASP.NET 5 and the Core CLR. Also, be sure to grab the free Visual Studio Code, no matter what platform you're on. We'll have a Release Candidate that you can Go-Live with Microsoft support in November and it will 1.0 in the first quarter of 2016. The ASP.NET 5 roadmap is up on GitHub though. NET Core Framework that will support Windows, Mac, and Linux, ASP.NET 5 isn't released today. NET Framework 4.6, which was released today, but also on the. NOTE: Because ASP.NET 5 will not only run on. All the supporting videos and Q&A are also up as individual videos if you'd like.
Microsoft released Visual Studio 2015 today! You can watch the keynote video from today with me, Soma, Beth Massi, Amanda Silver, and Brian Harry here on Channel 9.
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