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Creating .NET 6 Applications Using Cross-platform Tooling

Chris Behrens

Chris Behrens

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

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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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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.

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Beginning C# and .NET

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Covers object-oriented programming in C#. provides a good foundation for the topics explored in this course.

Beginning C# and .NET

Beginning C# and .NET

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Docker Deep Dive

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Covers Docker for containerizing .NET applications. provides additional information on a topic covered in this course.

Docker Deep Dive

Docker Deep Dive

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The Arduino Inventor's Guide

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The Arduino Inventor's Guide

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iOS 10 SDK Development

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Provides a comprehensive overview of cross-platform development with Xcode, an IDE for building applications for iOS and macOS.

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iOS 10 SDK Development

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95 hours

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Intermediate

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Pluralsight

Instructor

Chris Behrens

Language

English

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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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