Both of these tutorials mention Swashbuckle to generate the OpenAPI Specification Document. The first announcement I mentioned was the built-in support for OpenAPI and Swagger UI via Swashbuckle in the new ASP.NET Core 5 Web API Project Template, and the other announcement was a new feature introduced in Visual Studio 2019 that allows you to publish the web API to Azure API Management Services as part of the flow of publishing the ASP.NET Core Web API.
NET 5.0 and preview versions of Visual Studio 16.8 and 16.9 with respect to ASP.NET Core Web API Projects. Workspace is just like project, you can add any folder to workspace, before you can run any task in JavaScript file, and file needs to be under workspace, when you add any folder in workspace, all files under that get added automatically.Īfter making changes in multiple files or adding files, you can simply save the workspace, all files will gets saved.Recently I talked about some of the new features in. To open a new terminal click on “Terminal” => “New Terminal”.īefore you execute node filename.js command, make sure you are at the right file location, means the folder path where you have saved the fileĪs you can see in the above screen, "Hello Avishkar, Welcome to WTR" is the result of executing the Javascript file. Now call the file from console just by typing node app.js Save the file ( File=> Save), Don't forget Click on explorer, then create a file called app.js (you can give any name) Look at the following few steps carefully, simple step, but understand how it works with VS Editor Once you open Visual Studio Code Editor, you will see a screen like below, where you can start creating JavaScript file, html files etc. First you need to download and install Visual Studio Code.
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