Scott Hunter – .NET Core shipped!

This week, Scott Hunter joins Bertrand to talk about the history of .NET Core, and about its future…

ASP.NET Monsters Episode 45: Generating Complex, Realistic Data For Tests and Prototypes

If you have complex object graphs that you’d like to use in your prototype or test data, chances are you have a swamp load of muck to write to wire those objects up, especially if you want your data to look realistic.

In this episode of the ASP.NET Monsters, James walks us through…

ASP.NET Monsters Episode 44: Developing with .NET Core on Ubuntu Desktop

.NET Core 1.0 is officially released and Monster Dave decides to take Linux for a spin. Join us for a tour of developing with .NET Core on Ubuntu Linux. Watch Dave show off his rusty Linux skills and see how he manages to solve a problem by debugging his test app with Visual Studio Code.

TWC9: .Net Fringe, DockerCon, New Visual Studio Installation, Edge Battery Power and more…

This week on Channel 9, Nikola and Vlad discuss the week’s top developer news, including;

• [00:32].NET Fringe is Back!
• [01:34]Microsoft brings container innovation to the enterprise at DockerCon 2016 [Mark Russinovich]
• [02:32]On the Road to Release: Redesigning Visual Studio Installation [Tim Sneath], Channel 9…

When should I still use .NET Framework 4.x, instead of .NET Core?

Microsoft has recently released .NET Core 1.0 RTM.  With the acquisition of Xamarin in February, Microsoft has three major frameworks in the .NET family: .NET Framework, .NET Core and Xamarin. 

When should I use Xamarin, instead of .NET Core?

As a developer, when should I use Xamarin, instead of .NET Core or .NET Framework?