Creating A .NET Renaissance

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Data show half of server-side .NET jobs since 2012, with Indeed and Stack Overflow charts tying that drop to the rise of Node.js replacing ASP.NET and growth in Python. .NET Core is now cross‑platform, runs on Linux and Docker, and benchmarks and Martin Thompson commentary indicate .NET Core outperforms Node.js for many server workloads. Practical pieces exist—eShopContainers, Docker build/publish flow, IdentityServer, Dapper and EF, MassTransit/NServiceBus—but weaker OSS breadth and discovery, Windows tooling lock‑in, and community diversity are the adoption bottlenecks.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 11:54Java
3. 17:16Conclusion
4. 31:59Hype Cycle
5. 33:57Crossing the Chasm
6. 36:27Cloud Native
7. 37:30Schedule of Code Bases
8. 39:27Global Interpreter Lock
9. 40:27Performance
10. 41:33Martyn Thompson
11. 43:51What Is Cloud Data
12. 47:21Api Gateway
13. 50:59Declarative Models
14. 56:39Templates and Wizards

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