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So far, we have published 19 .NET Standard & .NET Core tutorials and articles, which have been read by over 2712080 (Two Million Seven Hundred Twelve Thousand Eighty) developers and architects.

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Abstract: This tutorial shows two different options for running your .NET code as part of a GitHub Actions workflow using .NET local tools and custom Github actions.
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Abstract: This article provides a complete overview of .NET 5: what it is, when it was released, what it includes, where to download and how you can use it.
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Abstract: This tutorial on .NET 5 provides a complete overview of the latest version of .NET - .NET 5 Preview 8. It covers new features, performance, release schedule, it’s current status and how you can download .NET 5 and test the latest preview.
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Abstract: Microsoft held the 10th edition of Build, its annual developer conference. This article provides an overview of announcements at this year’s Build virtual event that are particularly relevant for developers.
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Abstract: What were the announcements made at Microsoft Ignite that are of interest to developers? How can developers use these announcements to steer ahead in 2020! Read on!
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Abstract: This article is an overview of .NET Core 3.0 covering all the new features and improvements it’s bringing to the .NET ecosystem.
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Abstract: Microsoft created in a new API in .NET Core some time back which is effectively a recommended option for producer consumer now.This article introduces this new .NET API for implementing asynchronous version of the producer-consumer pattern.
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Abstract: Although there haven’t been as many new developments in approaches to desktop development as there were in web development, there are still several different frameworks available to .NET developers for creating desktop apps. This article provides an overview of them, compares their features and gives recommendations on what to choose depending on the application requirements.
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Abstract: The tutorial provides an overview of .NET Core Global tools: how to use them, how to create them and what to expect of them in future versions of .NET Core.
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Abstract: The .NET ecosystem including .NET Core, .NET Standard, C# and Visual Studio 2019 introduced many changes and new features in the year 2018. This article talks about these new feature updates and highlights how it will affect the way we develop applications in the future.
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Abstract: Blazor leverages a number of technologies in smart ways in order to provide a SPA framework that can run .NET code in the browser. In this tutorial, we will explore what is Blazor and the new possibilities it brings for Developers.
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Abstract: Live Unit Testing functionality in Visual Studio 2017 brought more attention to the practice of continuous testing. This article will explain what continuous testing is all about, why you should care and how you can practice it as a .NET developer.
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Abstract: Microsoft has been recently announcing a slew of new development tools and frameworks for .NET Developers. This post gives a brief overview of what was announced and what is currently available.
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Abstract: .NET Standard 2.0 and XAML Standard were announced at Build 2017, which could have a big effect on the future of cross-platform development in .NET. In this article we’ll take a detailed look at what they are and why they might be important.
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Abstract: Learn approaches to concurrent programming in .NET Core, as well as potential issues to be aware of.
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Abstract: Microsoft recently announced a slew of new development tools and frameworks for developers at Connect(); // 2016. This post gives a brief overview of what was announced.
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Abstract: What is .NET Standard and why should developers care about it. Also get a sneak peek into the upcoming .NET Standard 2.0.
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Abstract: Learn about .NET Core – a subset of .NET Framework. .NET Core is an attempt to make it more streamlined for specific purposes, structured enough to be lean and mean and robust eventually.
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Abstract: Roslyn now known as .NET Compiler Platform is the next generation of C# compiler and more. This article gives a general overview and guidance about Roslyn.

  
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