Updated (2017): See .NET Core Releases to learn about newer releases. This release is not supported.
Today, we are announcing the release of .NET Core RC2. You can use it to build ASP.NET Core, console apps and class libraries for Windows, OS X and Linux. RC2 is a major update from the November RC1 release, including new APIs, performance ...
Updated (2017): See .NET Core Releases to learn about newer releases. This release is not supported.
Today, we are announcing the release of .NET Core RC2. You can use it to build ASP.NET Core, console apps and class libraries for Windows, OS X and Linux. RC2 is a major update from the November RC1 release, including new APIs, performance ...
To read last week's post, see The week in .NET – 5/3/2016.
On.NET
Last week in On .NET, we had the pleasure to speak with Andy De George about SadConsole, his text-based gaming engine. This week's guest is still TBD.
Post of the week: Stack Overflow - How we do deployment
This week, I want to do something exceptional for an exceptional post...
Updated (2017): See .NET Core Releases to learn about newer releases.
This post was written by Scott Hunter.
You all want .NET Core 1.0 RC2, you want a schedule, and you want to go live. Today we've got a schedule to share plus some changes that will improve things for everyone in the .NET Community going forward.
The Core Schedule...
Updated (2017): See .NET Core Releases to learn about newer releases.
This post was written by Scott Hunter.
You all want .NET Core 1.0 RC2, you want a schedule, and you want to go live. Today we've got a schedule to share plus some changes that will improve things for everyone in the .NET Community going forward.
The Core Schedule...
This post was written by Mike Rousos, a software engineer on the .NET team.
Introduction
In this recent post, Taylor introduced the .NET Framework Compatibility Diagnostics, a set of Roslyn-based code analyzers for detecting when an app is likely to encounter compatibility issues between two versions of the .NET Framework.
This article gives a...
To read last week's post, see The week in .NET – 4/27/2016.
Evolve conference
Xamarin Evolve, the largest cross-platform mobile event in the world, happened last week. The .NET team was there to celebrate all things Xamarin with our good friends, and now colleagues. All the sessions can be watched on YouTube, with an incredible cast of ...
To read last week's post, see The week in .NET – 4/27/2016. Evolve conference Xamarin Evolve, the largest cross-platform mobile event in the world, happened last week. The .NET team was there to celebrate all things Xamarin with our good friends, and now colleagues. All the sessions can be watched on YouTube, with an incredible cast of ...
This post was written by Mike Rousos, a software engineer on the .NET team.
Introduction
Beginning with the .NET Framework 4.0, all versions of the .NET Framework with a major version number of 4 (called ‘4.x’ versions) install as in-place updates. This means that only one 4.x .NET Framework is installed on a computer at a time. Installing...
To read last week's post, see The week in .NET – 4/19/2016.
Xamarin Evolve
Tomorrow, April 27th, the Xamarin Evolve conference keynote will be streamed live at 9AM EST. Watch it here: https://evolve.xamarin.com/live.
On.NET
Last week on the show, we had Burke Holland and Sam Basu from Telerik. This week, we'll speak with Benjamin ...