Episode 452: Scott Hanselman on .NET
Scott Hanselman discusses .NET with SE Radio host Jeremy Jung. They discuss what .NET means; intermediary languages and JIT compilation; why there are three runtimes; making the core runtime open source and cross platform; platform-specific code; advances in performance and deployment; changing .NET’s perception; and domains that use .NET.
Related Links
- Scott’s blog
- @shanselman
- How to get started with .NET
- What is .NET?
- Common Language Runtime (CLR) Overview
- NuGet (package manager)
- Techempower Benchmarks (ASP.NET core)
- Mono runtime (Cleanroom .NET implementation)
- Unity (Write games using C#)
- Xamarin (.NET Mobile apps)
- .NET nanoFramework (embedded devices / microcontrollers)
- .NET foundation
- .NET interactive
- Blazor (Client web apps with .NET)
- Single file deployment and executable
- All About Span: Exploring a New .NET Mainstay
- Virtual Desktop is what VR needs
SE Radio theme music: “Broken Reality” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Tags: .net, Blazor, c#, IEEE Computer Society, podcast, SE-Radio, Unity, Xamarin