Tagg: visual studio

One of the products Microsoft introduced at their 2018 Build conference was an open source, cross-platform machine learning framework for .NET developers. ML.NET will …allow .NET developers to develop their own models and infuse custom ML into their applications without prior expertise in developing or tuning machine learning models. Democratisation of machine learning—-i.e. enabling people […]

Part One: Accessing a Web Service Using C# In the previous installment we saw how to create a COM server for use by Microsoft Excel. We will now look at how we can use this technology to create what Excel calls a “Real-time Data”, or RTD server. An RTD server is called at regularly scheduled […]

Creating Compiled Code Libraries for Excel Using C# Excel analysts and developers who create useful functions often wish to share their work with coworkers and others. For many applications, creating an Excel macro workbook (xlam file) is sufficient. But for some code, the need for more power requires the development of libraries of compiled code. […]

I posted here a while back on using GitHub with Visual Studio 2010. It was a fairly involved process using a third party plugin. Well now you can integrate with GitHub directly from Visual Studio, and it’s much, much easier. I used it yesterday to make my DataAnnotationValidator (blogged about here) available on GitHub for […]

I recently had a customer request to add a Contact Us form to their DNN installation. It’s something I hadn’t done for a while. In fact, it’s been so long that the language has changed. Last time I played around behind the scenes on DNN (or DotNetNuke as it then was), the language was VB […]