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Rider .NET IDE Now Has .NET Core Debugging Again
Visual Studio is the go-to development environment when it comes to making .NET apps, but that doesn’t mean we should ignore the alternatives. JetBrains of Resharper fame has its own IDE, called Rider, which is pretty feature packed — and still being improved upon. Unfortunately it hit a speed bump a few months back, running…
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Microsoft Announces .NET Standard, ‘One Library To Rule Them All’
1Over the last few years, .NET and indeed Microsoft, have been going through a transformation. It started with opening up .NET and the .NET Core project, followed by the acquisition of Xamarin and removing all licensing burdens from Mono. With all this growth, there was undoubtedly going to be some pain and that’s come now…
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Here’s How To Get .NET Core Running On Ubuntu
After years of development, Microsoft’s open-source reboot of the .NET Framework, .NET Core, has reached version 1.0. Awesome… but how do you go about installing and using it on something other than Windows? Glad you asked.
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Microsoft Reconsiders Reflection, Serialisation Changes For .NET Core
The idea behind .NET Core was to reimplement the .NET Framework as an open source, cross-platform project that could operate better in “resource-constrained environments”. As with anything rebuilt “from scratch”, Microsoft wanted to use the opportunity to clean-up the framework, though in its streamlining attempts, it may have cut out a little too much.