Panel discussion on the future of .NET
summary
Concrete takeaways about .NET Core 3: desktop workloads land (WinForms/WPF) and Blazor advances; Entity Framework Core 3 rewrites the query pipeline and fixes value-object mapping; System.Text.Json introduces 2x faster JSON parsing with allocation-free async parsing and middleware can be allocation-free; tiered compilation and container-aware GC reduce startup and memory costs; gRPC implemented with a Google/CNCF partnership ships in-box; SQL client and EF are being decoupled for faster iteration; previews are frequent and adoption hits around a million active monthly users.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:22Damien Edwards
- 1:22Format for the Discussion
- 8:04Asp Net Core
- 17:18Microsoft Sequel Client
- 34:54Defense of Code
- 45:18Audience Questions
- 45:31The Next Greatest Security Feature
- 50:06Where Do You Think Current Limitations Are and How Do You Go about Finding Solutions to those That May Involve Changes to the Language or the Runtime
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