As many of our clients already know, we are doing fixed-price projects. Starting from requirements preparation and finishing with delivery and initial support. We have a lot of success stories, and all our customers are happy with our services. However, any software contains defects. We are fighting against defects at every stage of our development. But sometimes they can be discovered in production afterward. To protect our clients from these cases, we offer a warranty — some period (actual warranty…

This post adds a sample in an addition to my post about VS Code previous post Setup Install the latest mono as described at http://www.mono-project.com/docs/getting-started/install/linux/#debian-ubuntu-and-derivatives. Install Visual Studio Code from https://code.visualstudio.com Just unpack and start. Simple Scenario (no debug and no IntelliSense) Code ./program.cs public static class Programm { public static void Main() { Console.WriteLine("Hello Mono and VS Code!!!"); } } Project configuration For simple applications without debugging support you can skip the creation of project.json or any other file…

Microsoft declares that a new version of .Net and a new alternative dev tool Visual Studio Code will be available for multiple platforms, including Linux. In this post, I will try to describe my Visual Studio Code usage experience. I will not describe .Net Code or DNX or Mono in details and focus on Visual Studio. I will use mono because .Net Core/DNX currently is incomplete and debugging using it is highly complicated under Linux. So I decided to use…

I'm writing this blog after we have done several projects (some of them were commercial, some internal) with these technologies at Kvinivel and discovered a lot of things that are not covered by the documentation. Let's try to understand the place of every project on the global picture Many of us already know about the new version of .Net. There are a lot of resources saying that it will be open source, will run on Linux and OS X without…