Community 2017 for Mac. Visual Studio 2017 version 15.9. Visual Studio Live Share. Edit and debug with other developers—quickly, securely, and from the. We will use the Hello, World program from the first tutorial and then modify it to include a variable we can inspect (and change). Load the Hello, World project from the Hello, World tutorial. Press F10 to start debugging. Visual Studio will rebuild your project if any changes were detected.

All about the object-oriented programming language C#. Last I checked (a couple years ago), a Visual Studio Professional license was over $1,000. I love Microsoft's dev tools, but if that's all that was available I would switch to Linux as my target platform for personal projects. I get that Microsoft deserves to make money for their (excellent) work, but I assume that they can make plenty from corporations and IMO a non-commercial developer shouldn't have to pay for a relatively complete environment. If it was $50 I'd pay that happily, but hundreds or thousands of dollars is too much for an individual.

.NET and.NET Core (and Windows!) have been getting better and better with Docker. I run as it supports both Linux Containers and Windows Containers.

They have both. The Edge () channel is regularly updated and, as a rule, gets better and better in the year I've been running it.

As a slightly unrelated side note, I'm with a number of containers, as well as.NET Core (my Nas is an Intel chip), Minecraft Server, Plex Server, and CrashPlan. NOTE: Docker for Windows requires 64bit Windows 10 Pro and Microsoft Hyper-V. Please see for a full list of prerequisites. The has been getting their dockerfiles in order and organized.

It can seem initially the opposite, with lots of cryptic tags and names,. They publish their Docker images in a few different repositories on. It’s important to segment images so that they are easier to find, both on the Docker Hub website as well as with the docker search command. • —.NET Core Runtime and SDK images for Linux and Nano Server. • — ASP.NET Core images for Linux and Nano Server.

• — ASP.NET Core images for Linux and Nano Server, intended for building apps. • —.NET Framework 3.5 and 4.6.2 images for Windows Server Core. • —.NET Framework 3.5 and 4.6.2 ASP.NET images for Windows Server Core. There's also some samples at: • —.NET Core samples. • —.NET Framework samples. The samples are super easy to try out - STOP READING AND TRY THIS NOW.;) I'm always impressed with a nice asynchronous ASCII Progress bar.

I'm easy to impress. This is a 'hello world' sample with a surprise ASCII art. I won't spoil for you. C: Users scott Desktop> docker run microsoft/dotnet-samples Unable to find image 'microsoft/dotnet-samples:latest' locally latest: Pulling from microsoft/dotnet-samples 10a267c67f42: Downloading [========> ] 9.19MB/52.58MB 7e1a7ec87c21: Downloading [======================> ] 10.8MB/18.59MB 923d0cd2ed37: Download complete 7c523004cf83: Downloading [=========> ] 6.144MB/33.07MB f3582118a43a: Waiting c27ef6b597a0: Waiting All the images are managed and maintained on GitHub so you can get involved if you're not digging the images or files. One interesting thing to point out is the difference between dev images and production images, as well as images you'd use in CI/CD (Build Server) situations to build other images. Here are: Development • - This sample is good for development and building since it relies on the.NET Core SDK image. It performs dotnet commands on your behalf, reducing the time it takes to create Docker images (assuming you make changes and then test them in a container, iteratively).

Production • - This sample is good for production since it relies on the.NET Core Runtime image, not the larger.NET Core SDK image. Most apps only need the runtime, reducing the size of your application image. • - This sample is also good for production scenarios since it relies on an operating system image (without.NET Core).

Include.NET Core as part of the app and not as a centrally installed component in a base image. • - This sample demonstrates how to configure an application to use the.NET Core 1.1 image. Both the.csproj and the Dockerfile have been updated to depend on.NET Core 1.1.

This sample is the same as with the exception of relying on a later.NET Core version. • - This samples demonstrates a Dockerized ASP.NET Core Web App There's,, and (the Preview channel). With VS and Docker on Windows you can even F5 (debug) into a Linux Container. Some of you may have.NET Framework apps running in Virtual Machines that you'd love to get moved over to a container infrastructure. Office for mac templates. There's a tool called that Docker maintains that might help.