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    Visual Studio Reviews

    Visual Studio

    Microsoft

    $45.00 per month
    Full-featured IDE for coding, debugging, testing, and deployment to any platform. Code faster. Work smarter. Create the future using the best-in class IDE. From initial design to final deployment, you can develop with the entire toolkit. Improved IntelliSense performance when working with C++ files. Local development with a variety of emulators. Solution Explorer simplifies test access. The IDE now supports Git management, including repo creation. Microsoft Azure workload now includes Kubernetes. Live Share allows you to instantly share your app with your peers, regardless of the type of app, programming language, or OS you are using. You don't need to set up an environment or clone the repo to start sharing.
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    ASP.NET Reviews

    ASP.NET

    Microsoft

    Free
    Blazor is a feature in ASP.NET that allows you to create interactive web UIs with C# instead JavaScript. Blazor lets you run real.NET in your browser on WebAssembly. .NET is a developer platform that includes tools, programming languages and libraries that can be used to build many types of applications. ASP.NET supports industry-standard authentication protocols. Built-in features protect your apps from cross-site scripting and cross-site request fogery (CSRF). ASP.NET has a built-in user database that supports multi-factor authentication as well as external authentication with Google, Twitter, or other sources.
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    .NET Reviews

    .NET

    Microsoft

    Free
    Free. Cross-platform. Open source. Open source platform for developing all your apps. You can create native apps for Android and iOS from one code base. Your.NET apps can be written in C# or F#, as well as Visual Basic. You can use your skills, code, favorite libraries, and code wherever you use.NET. These videos will show you more about.NET. .NET is open-source and we are grateful for all the contributions from the community.
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    C# Reviews

    C#

    Microsoft

    Free
    C# (also pronounced "See Sharp"), is a modern, object oriented and type-safe programming language. C# allows developers to create many types of secure, robust applications that run in.NET. C# is rooted in the C family languages and will be familiar to JavaScript, C++, Java and JavaScript programmers. This tour will give you an overview of the main components of C# 8 or earlier. C# is an object-oriented and component-oriented programming language. C# supports these concepts directly with language constructs. This makes C# an easy language to create and use software components. C# has been evolving over time to support new software design practices and workloads. C# is an object-oriented programming language. You can define types and their behavior.
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    F# Reviews
    F# is a simple language that is as succinct and concise as Python, but with more correctness, robustness, and performance than Java or C#. F# is free, cross-platform, and open source. Professional tooling is also available. F# is a JavaScript language and.NET language that can be used for web, cloud and data-science applications. Cloud computing is based on the integration of multiple services. F# excels at this task. Using multiple services requires a unique set technology and capabilities. Cloud solutions are making it easier to deploy multiple services "in cloud". This allows you to store large amounts of data, and run heavy computations across many machines.
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    HTML Reviews
    HTML is shorthand for HyperText Markup Language. It is the markup language used by all websites on the internet. HTML is the code websites use to create and structure their websites and web pages.
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