Hello, world
As you may or may not be aware. Visual Studio Education will be changing its format soon.
This is a change which has been in progress for some time, but other projects took priority. In short, videos, examples, tutorials, and all blog updates going forward will be ported to the new website currently under construction. While our Facebook page will remain as a presence for any Facebook information, all other functions will be taken over by the new website.
For additional information about the migration, please check our migrationQA.md document which contains anticipated questions and answers.
For those who have any questions about the migration not listed on the migrationQA.md document. Please post them on our Facebook page, or use the Facebook messenger on our page to send us a message.
You can also check this Github repository frequently for any updates on the new website construction and progress.
This repository only contains documentation, information and updates pertaining to Visual Studio Education.
This organazation is broken up into several repositories, each contains different materials, softwares, or works.
home - Contains the project and code for our new website. documentation - Contains this readme.md, project information, announcemnts, updates, and other documents outlining our project.
News and updates can be found on our Facebook Page (http://www.facebook.com/visualstudioeducation) and our LinkedIn professional group Microsoft Visual Studio Education at (http://www.linkedin.com).
Visual Studio Education was created in 2015 for the purpose of educating from beginner to advanced level who have interested or are interested in programming and development using the Microsoft Visual Studio Intergrated Development Environment. All postings to the repositorys are only relative for educational or tutorial purposes only.
1. Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 - 2017, Community, Professional, Enterprise and Test Editions
2. Microsoft Azure DevOps Services / Team Foundation Server
3. Microsoft ASP.NET & ASP.NET Core
4. All programming languages supported by the .NET Framework
5. All legacy programming languages supported by Visual Studio.
All public work can be found in this GitHub organazation account All private works can be found in our Microsoft Azure DevOps services account https://dev.azure.com/visualstudioeducation/learning
This information is pending because it is currently being revised. A release copy of the document on what is needed, and requirements will be posted no later than 6/19/2019.
Visual Studio Education reserver the right to change the content of this document without written, or electronic notice.