Q&A: Panel Discussion with .NET Product Group
summary
Discussion lists concrete C# work: adding records and discriminated unions and exploring static interface methods as realistic next steps, with design notes and where implementation is hard. Explanation covers repo consolidation to reduce multi-repo churn and improve dev workflows, runtime tradeoffs between JIT, interpreter and AOT for mobile, tooling like ILSpy, and release cadence tied to .NET Core with an expected 3.1 LTS adoption spike and measured uptakes.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:01C# future directions
- 6:37Static methods on interfaces
- 10:00Open sourcing .NET
- 14:35Performance with AOT
- 21:46Windows Phone story
- 29:37How .NET MAUI works
- 33:16Language design philosophy
- 37:14API design and LTS
- 40:57C# compiler cycles
- 43:29Adoption metrics .NET Core
- 47:07Blazor web models
- 49:06Faster releases impact
- 52:10Closing
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