The History of .NET
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Chronology and concrete pivots: .NET emerges from separate efforts to build a common language runtime (shipping Feb 2002), a new language C#, and a web runtime to replace ASP; CLR 2.0 (2005) becomes the industrial-strength release when embedded in SQL Server, and .NET 3/3.5 folds WPF/WCF/Workflow in. Silverlight gains traction then collapses after mobile vendors block plugins. Mono leads to Xamarin (mobile C#), and Microsoft open-sources Roslyn and rewrites .NET as .NET Core (1.0 June 2016, 2.0 Aug 2017) to run cross‑platform.
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- 0:00Start
- 16:30PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPERS CONFERENCE Orlando - July 2000
- 31:38Windows Vista
- 34:03Silverlight
- 48:49Microsoft Azure
- 52:37What's Next?








