.NET Core with Visual Studio Code

Matthew Groves provides an overview of using Visual Studio Code (VSC) and the .NET Core SDK to develop applications on Windows, with a particular focus on integrating Couchbase. He outlines the tools and extensions necessary for setting up the development environment, such as the C# extension powered by OmniSharp and the .NET Core NuGet Project Manager, which can be installed directly through VSC. Groves walks through creating a project, adding dependencies, and running a simple "Hello World" program, before demonstrating how to connect to a Couchbase cluster, insert a document asynchronously, and execute a parameterized N1QL query to list electric bills. Although VSC lacks some features of full Visual Studio and tools like ReSharper, Groves finds the transition to .NET Core relatively smooth for Couchbase developers, with the main adjustment being to the new .NET Core tooling. The complete source code for the example is available on GitHub, and Groves invites feedback and questions, offering his assistance to those encountering challenges with .NET, .NET Core, or Couchbase Server.

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