Let’s discuss the various flavors of .NET and outline the need and options available for migrating from .NET Framework to .NET Core and eventually .NET 5.
Tag: Dotnet Core
Monitoring Application Quality with Raygun
Let’s build a .NET Core and Angular single page application and web service, then use Raygun Error Tracking to catch client or server-side defects quickly.
WPF Core with F# Libraries
Learn to create a WPF Core app that can talk to a F# class library in .NET 3.0. This is part of a series on simulating squirrels with genetic algorithms.
F# Squirrel Brains: Adding Actors and Getting Functional
This is part two of a tutorial series on using F# to build a genetic algorithm in .NET Core. By the end of the article you’ll learn a lot more about the specifics of F# and we’ll have a player controlled squirrel that can move around the game world. By the […]
Creating a .NET Core 3.0 F# Console App
This is part 1 in a new tutorial series on creating a genetic algorithm in F# and .NET Core 3.0. This tutorial is focused on creating a new console application and learning some of the basics of F#. By the end of this tutorial you should be able to: Understand the […]
A Love Letter to .NET
With Microsoft’s official release of .NET Core 3 today, I want to give you my perspective on .NET and tell you how the platform continues to innovate solutions to modern problems. I’ve been using .NET since beta 2 of the framework back in 2001 and have seen a lot of change over the […]
Safe .NET Feature Flags with FeatureToggle
Yesterday I wrote on Feature Flags in a largely language-neutral overview article. Today I want to discuss my library of choice for Feature Flags in .NET applications: FeatureToggle by Jason Roberts. Feature Toggle is a very small and dedicated library dedicated to a variety of flexible feature toggle variations. In Feature […]
Creating a .NET Core API
This article will walk you through some simple steps in creating, running, and testing a new ASP .NET Core Web API. Prerequisites I will be using .NET Core 2.1 as it’s what I have installed on my machine, though today Release Candidate 1 of .NET Core 3 came out. To get started: Download […]
Safer Code with C# 8 Non-Null Reference Types
Null reference exceptions are one of the most frequent errors encountered in .NET applications. As powerful as the framework is, it’s built around a core assumption that reference types can point to null, so any code that works with a reference type needs to either know already that the object is […]
