.NET in 300 seconds
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
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In today's video, we'll talk about .NET (aka dotnet).
Specifically:
1. What is .NET?
2. What can you build with .NET?
3. On what platforms can you build .NET applications?
4. Some demos and .NET code.
By the end of this video, you'll be drinking the Microsoft Cool Aid and you'll forget that rust ever existed.
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Just started your DDD course.
It seems amazing!
Btw, your teaching skills are superb! Thanks you!!!
Awesome to hear 🫶🏼
thanks for your explanation. it was quick and detail.
clean explanation thanks
Very good super interesting and also very informative video! Keep up the great work! Subbed and liked :)
Best thumbnail in the world, love it!
Nice intro to c#, when will you teach us your vscode keybinding? can not wait for it!
Most of the key bindings are vim. On top of that, I only have a few for navigating between the editor, the folder viewer, the terminal, and for opening some plugins
Thank you@@amantinband 👍
where can I find the techempower chart you showed at the end, i wanna share with collegues, they are gonna ask questions like, maybe using a custom or stripped down version of the bcl idk,
Nice Introduction, How did you get a copilot-like suggestion at the terminal with dotnet cli (time-stamp 3:09)?
The shell he uses is probably the Z Shell (zsh), and it has a plugin called zsh-autosuggestions (if I remember the name correctly).
Yep. My dotfiles are on my GitHub if you want more details
I use Rust and don't hate C#
Just too bad people can't get pass the old Microsoft stigma. What a shame.
I am .NET expert, but still good video to watch.
“Expert”
Can develop dotnet using neovim ? Are there any huge disadvantages using editor over IDE like Visual Studio, Rider ?
Use rider
The problem is not with the current ecosystem but it's with the past, .net framework is still used in a lot of legacy application and some companies have no plans moving those apps to new ecosystem, they don't have the proper resources for that. If you're a dotnet developer now there's a good chance you'll be dealing with legacy apps throughout your career, it's not going away.
I cannot confirm. I work with many companies in the .NET space and I haven't seen a legacy .NET app in the past 5 years.
@@geeksy2278I’m assuming most companies are using .Net core rn instead?
@@geeksy2278what you mean
Fake news
Is just microsoft hater sentiment, who complaining why linux is not monopoly desktop segment.
Poor F# .. the black sheep of dotnet, shame its such a nice language.
It is
Great video! But after 12 years in C#, I'm thinking about moving to Node. More jobs and opportunities. Especially in Israel. Your toughs ?
Totally up to you and your career/personal preferences 🙂
I work in node in northern ireland...most jobs are in .Net framework & C#.... depends where you are I guess
I think that many people that is already starting is doing the same, going with javascript so maybe there are a lot of people with the same knowledge applying for the same jobs (React, Node). In my case I started with javascript, Vue, Node and all that popular stuff, but was really difficult to get a job, later I discovered .Net and is really amazing(Infrastructure and power for me) and many jobs but obviously you know that so, perhaps you should try something like F# or new groundbreaking languages like Rust or Go, or going back to functional programming languages like Scala, Elixir or Clojure are gaining many popularity in the last years if you want a change.
@@shawsiehehe
12 years? Jesus Christ I thought not moving from c# for 5 years was bad
I’m not a professional though just a hobbyist
What magnifier are you using?
Presentify on MacOS and ZoomIt on windows
@@amantinband Looks super awesome. Coming from Windows with ZoomIt and trying to find an alternative. Thanks for sharing. Any opinion on ScreenBrush?
Thats how computer users look like
.Net seems to always be behind the curve, however seems to have much more stable releases
JS is the girlfriend, dotnet is who you would marry.
That's only true if you compare it to the most advanced tech on each criteria. How is JS compared to .NET on the performance front? How is JS compared to .NET on the game dev front? How is C++ compared to .NET on the web front? As a full platform that goes everywhere only Java and JavaScript can compare. And they will lose
@@amantinband Good analogy, especially when after the first 5 years you'll be dead inside with suicidal thoughts questioning all your lifetime choices, as i've seen developers being exactly like that ;p
@@THEROOT1111 that sounds... oddly specific! :D
@@kristijanog i know people, i have eyes :p
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I don't like the dlls, I want executable binaries but nuget is nice, coming from cpp, I hate cmake.
There is an option to compile C# code to machine code. It's called "native AOT" and the performance is simillar to Go lang. Interesting thing but now it's not mature yet.
@@paca3107 hmm I didn't know about that. Thanks for telling me. Lately I've been trying to move over to rust though 🤔
To be honest, yeah I'm heavily prejudiced and hate Windows, but I give it a try and found it awesome! Especially compared to Java lol
no, that realy didn't explain aything