.NET Core
summary
Demo shows .NET Core as a production-ready, cross-platform runtime: dotnet core 1.1 RTM plus a dotnet core 2.0 preview that adds roughly 20,000 APIs and a compatibility shim. Tooling includes the .NET CLI, Visual Studio 2017 (and VS for Mac), and automatic Dockerfile/docker-compose generation with official docker images for Linux and Windows. Live examples include SSH remote debugging into an Ubuntu Azure VM and debugging containers via Docker Compose; referencing existing .NET 4.6.1 libraries from Core works.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 6:03Cli
- 6:26Development Environment for Dotnet Core
- 8:26Xamarin
- 13:02Demos
- 13:23Visual Studio Preview
- 14:45Change the Target Framework
- 15:26Studio Edit the Cs Proj File
- 20:41Docker Run
- 22:11Dotnet Core Is Really Cross-Platform
- 24:49Visual Studio Code
- 26:05Remote Debugging
- 26:47Install the Net Runtime Using Apt
- 27:04Filezilla
- 36:35Create a Class Library Based on the Dotnet Standard
- 39:30Summary
- 42:38Closing Words
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