Announcing .NET Core 1.0
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Announcing .NET Core 1.0
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#3I was really hoping for ARM support at least as far as RasPi goes for 1.0.
But still very good news I personally love .Net it's nice to be able to use it cross platform without having to work specifically around mono.
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#4After so many years microsoft finally presenting their tools in a more moden way. Never been a huge fan of .NET but i can't deny is a great tool hopefully people try it out on more platforms.
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#5Documentation as a PDF (constantly updated):
https://readthedocs.com/projects/aspnet-aspnet/downloads/pdf...
It's really just a copy of their informational web site content with articles by different authors, but still very conveniently combined into a single PDF useful for printing etc.
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#6Giant leap forward represented by Microsoft!!
Happened right there when I heard of Microsoft released SQL Server running on Linux...
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#7Am I the only one annoyed with the post title of "NET" and not ".NET"?
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#8After so many years microsoft finally presenting their tools in a more moden way. Never been a huge fan of .NET but i can't deny is a great tool hopefully people try it out on more platforms.
I still can't shake the feeling that their naming is just confusing. I still am not sure what exactly is .NET and what's not.
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#9After so many years microsoft finally presenting their tools in a more moden way. Never been a huge fan of .NET but i can't deny is a great tool hopefully people try it out on more platforms.
I still can't shake the feeling that their naming is just confusing. I still am not sure what exactly is .NET and what's not.
Yes, that's a thing but at this point imagine just how much more confusion it could create if they change the name.
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#10Interesting name choice considering they have already had a .Net 1.0. I mean I get it, I understand why they chose to make this more of a 1.0 release but for those already in the .Net ecosystem it seems a little confusing to me.