Episode
Introduction to .NET Package Management using NuGet (Part 1 of 5) | NuGet for Beginners
with Alexandra Barry
Hi, friends! Welcome to the .NET Package Management with NuGet for Beginners Series.
In this video series, Product Manager Allie Barry discusses open source package management using NuGet, the offical package manager tool for .NET. Allie demonstrates how to conduct package operations, such as installation and usage of a package in your project, as well as how to create, pack, and publish your own package to NuGet.org. Lastly, in this series, Allie discusses some best practices to follow when using NuGet as both a package consumer and a package author, as well as security features available in NuGet to help keep your data safe when using third-party packages.
In this introductory video, Allie gives a quick introduction to package management, as well as an overview of how NuGet works.
Recommended resources
- More .NET Beginner Series Videos
- .NET YouTube
- .NET on Twitter
- An Introduction to NuGet
- Install NuGet Client tools
Related episodes
Hi, friends! Welcome to the .NET Package Management with NuGet for Beginners Series.
In this video series, Product Manager Allie Barry discusses open source package management using NuGet, the offical package manager tool for .NET. Allie demonstrates how to conduct package operations, such as installation and usage of a package in your project, as well as how to create, pack, and publish your own package to NuGet.org. Lastly, in this series, Allie discusses some best practices to follow when using NuGet as both a package consumer and a package author, as well as security features available in NuGet to help keep your data safe when using third-party packages.
In this introductory video, Allie gives a quick introduction to package management, as well as an overview of how NuGet works.
Recommended resources
- More .NET Beginner Series Videos
- .NET YouTube
- .NET on Twitter
- An Introduction to NuGet
- Install NuGet Client tools
Related episodes
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