Remote development provides benefits like consistent environments, the ability to use more powerful hardware, and the flexibility to develop on different platforms without impacting your local machine. Visual Studio Code provides tools for various remote development setups, such as using a container, a remote machine, or the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). In this path, you will:

Learn how to remotely debug your ASP.NET Core apps on Azure App Service directly using Visual Studio 2022.

Use Azure Remote Rendering to render a 3D model in a Unity project. You can deploy the model to HoloLens 2 or use the power of mixed reality with the MRTK.

This architecture, as the name implies, allows for writing web applications least dependent on the rendering engine, behavior testing without starting a browser, and to collect combined front-back coverage.

Learn how to render API responses in ASP.NET Core Razor Pages and perform HTTP operations by using page handlers.

In this module, you use ASP.NET Core SignalR to replace client-side polling functionality in an existing web app.

This module will introduce replication, consistency Levels, and Azure monitoring for Azure Cosmos DB.

This talk is a must for anyone who’d like to learn this critical coding principle, which will benefit you whether you’re testing your code or not.

In this course you will learn how to avoid sandbox detection (T1497), perform process injection (T1055) and create encrypted C2 channels (T1573) using ColdFire.

Unlock the power of GDB in red team operations. In this course, you'll learn MITRE's resource development tactics using the GDB debugger.

Master API Automation course learning together with great collaboration

Do you want to take your knowledge in Rest Assured and REST API testing to the next level? This course will teach you advanced concepts of REST Assured to handle a variety of complex scenarios.