Panel discussion on the future of .NET
summary
Covers concrete moves in the .NET ecosystem: WPF and WinForms on .NET Core 3 enabling desktop apps to use new runtime features, a cited 2.4 million active desktop developers per month, and diagnostics/event sources exposing GC and memory metrics. Shows working demos: a small ml.NET auto-tagging demo for text and ML models running on drones for railroad inspection, GPIO and IoT support on Core, discussion of native AOT/coreRT tree‑shaking and Blazor running assemblies via Mono on WebAssembly with pdb debugging.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:54What's Your Opinion those Most Exciting Feature Coming in Dotnet Core 3
- 8:08Tactical and Strategic Mistakes
- 8:44If You Could Wave a Wand and Add some Feature What Might It Be
- 9:27Type Classes
- 46:58Knowable Reference Types
- 51:44Bundling All the Dll's into the Assembly
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