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In the last week or so I’ve published 2 ASP.NET 5 posts each building on top of the previous. I’ve got a plan for at least 4 more which will I think turn it in to quite a good starting point to get up and running with ASP.NET 5. This page will act as an index for published and planned future posts.
Getting Started Unit Testing Multiple Projects With Global.json
Planned
Data Access With EF
Custom Commands
Debuging Opensource Referenced Packages
If you have suggestions for more posts please drop me a message on any of the networks linked in the site header.
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