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In the new technology landscape, a .NET Core developer cannot afford to be bound to a single platform. This course will teach you the ins and outs of writing code that can run just about anywhere.

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In the new technology landscape, a .NET Core developer cannot afford to be bound to a single platform. This course will teach you the ins and outs of writing code that can run just about anywhere.

Platform independence is one of the great strengths of .NET technologies. Knowing how to leverage this capability is a key skill any developer working today should possess. In this course, Creating .NET 6 Applications Using Cross-platform Tooling, you’ll learn how to effectively write code that can run almost anywhere. First, you’ll explore the different cross-platform options that .NET makes available to you. Next, you’ll discover how to write cross-platform code and work with Docker for even more portability. Finally, you’ll learn how to get your .NET Core code working with edge platforms like IoT devices and Arduino. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of platform-portable development needed to get your code working anywhere.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Understanding the Platform Landscape
Solving Different Application Problems in a Cross-platform Way
Working with Containers in Cross-platform Development
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Getting Your Stuff to Work with Everything

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Explores a range of cross-platform options available with .NET technologies
Delves into the nuances of writing code for cross-platform deployment
Taught by Chris Behrens, who is recognized for his expertise in cross-platform development
Provides practical guidance on working with Docker to enhance code portability
Covers advanced topics like adapting .NET Core code for edge platforms and Arduino
May require familiarity with basic software development concepts and tools

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Creating .NET 6 Applications Using Cross-platform Tooling with these activities:
Attend a workshop on cross-platform development
Gain valuable insights and hands-on experience by attending a workshop focused on cross-platform development.
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  • Identify and register for a relevant workshop
  • Prepare for the workshop
  • Attend the workshop and actively participate
  • Follow up after the workshop
Form a study group with fellow learners
Collaborate with peers to reinforce concepts, share knowledge, and enhance your understanding of cross-platform development.
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  • Identify potential study partners
  • Schedule regular study sessions
  • Prepare for and participate actively in study sessions
  • Review and discuss course materials
Follow tutorial on building a Docker container
Build a strong foundation in containerization to enhance your understanding of cross-platform development.
Browse courses on Docker
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  • Identify a suitable tutorial
  • Set up your development environment
  • Follow the tutorial steps carefully
  • Test your container
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Solve coding challenges on Cross-platform development
Reinforce your grasp of cross-platform development concepts by solving practical coding challenges.
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  • Find a suitable coding challenge platform
  • Select challenges that align with course concepts
  • Attempt to solve the challenges
  • Review solutions and learn from mistakes
Contribute to an open-source project related to cross-platform development
Immerse yourself in the cross-platform development community and gain practical experience by contributing to an open-source project.
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  • Identify a suitable open-source project
  • Review the project's documentation and codebase
  • Identify an area to contribute
  • Submit a pull request
Create a blog post or video on a cross-platform development topic
Solidify your understanding and share your knowledge by creating a blog post or video on a specific topic related to cross-platform development.
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  • Choose a topic and conduct research
  • Write or record your content
  • Edit and refine your content
  • Publish and promote your content
Mentor a junior developer in cross-platform development
Enhance your own understanding by sharing your knowledge and guiding a junior developer in their journey of learning cross-platform development.
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  • Connect with a junior developer
  • Establish a mentoring relationship
  • Provide guidance and support
  • Evaluate progress and provide feedback
Develop a cross-platform mobile application
Apply your cross-platform development skills by building a functional mobile application that can run on multiple platforms.
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  • Define the app's purpose and functionality
  • Choose a cross-platform development framework
  • Design and develop the app's user interface
  • Implement the app's logic and functionality
  • Test and deploy the app

Career center

Learners who complete Creating .NET 6 Applications Using Cross-platform Tooling will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Web Developer
A Web Developer will design, develop, and maintain websites and web applications.
Full-Stack Developer
A Full-Stack Developer will design, develop, and maintain both the front-end and back-end of a web application or website.
Backend Developer
A Backend Developer will develop back-end applications and systems for websites and web applications.
Mobile Developer
A Mobile Developer will develop and maintain software for smartphones and other mobile devices.
Application Developer
An Application Developer will design and develop applications and software.
Software Engineer
A Software Engineer is one who uses principles of software design, computer science, and programming to design, develop, write, and test computer programs.
Systems Engineer
A Systems Engineer designs, develops, and implements systems that meet the needs of an organization.
Software Architect
A Software Architect will design and implement software systems for an organization.
Security Engineer
A Security Engineer will develop and implement security systems to protect an organization's computer networks and infrastructure.
Systems Analyst
A Systems Analyst will analyze how a business operates and helps define the requirements for a new or improved system to meet the needs of the business.
Cloud Engineer
A Cloud Engineer will design, deploy, oversee, and manage cloud-based systems and services. This role may also be responsible for migrating existing applications and data to the cloud.
Database Administrator
A Database Administrator will manage and maintain databases including overseeing security and performance.
DevOps Engineer
A DevOps Engineer bridges the gap between software development and IT operations to improve a company's software delivery process.
Data Scientist
A Data Scientist will collect, clean, analyze, interpret, and present large amounts of data to decide on business decisions and predict business trends.
Technical Writer
A Technical Writer will write and maintain technical documentation for software and other products.

Reading list

We've selected five books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Creating .NET 6 Applications Using Cross-platform Tooling.
Covers object-oriented programming in C#. provides a good foundation for the topics explored in this course.
Covers Docker for containerizing .NET applications. provides additional information on a topic covered in this course.
Comprehensive guide to building cross-platform mobile apps with Xamarin.Forms. You'll learn how to create apps that run on iOS, Android, and Windows, and how to use the latest features of Xamarin.Forms to build high-quality, native-looking apps.
Provides a comprehensive overview of cross-platform development with Xcode, an IDE for building applications for iOS and macOS.

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