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.NET Platform Overview and Roadmap

Microsoft Ignite 2019 | .NET Platform Overview and Roadmap | Scott Hanselman, Scott Hunter, Maria Naggaga

Join Scott Hunter and Scott Hanselman as they talk about the present and future of .NET. Come see the latest updates in .NET Core 3.1 and how you can be more productive building intelligent applications that run on any platform. Learn about the latest Windows desktop support, features for building better web apps and microservices, and much more. Also, see what the future has in store with .NET 5.

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Covers foundational topics in the .NET Framework, suitable for beginners
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Provides guidance on building cross-platform applications, addressing a wide range of development needs
Taught by recognized experts in the field, ensuring high-quality instruction

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Read about what's good
what should give you pause
and possible dealbreakers
Covers foundational topics in the .NET Framework, suitable for beginners
Includes updates and future directions for .NET, offering valuable insights
Provides guidance on building cross-platform applications, addressing a wide range of development needs
Taught by recognized experts in the field, ensuring high-quality instruction
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