The Journey to One .NET with .NET 5 / 6
summary
.NET consolidates runtimes and toolchains into one SDK and promises a yearly November cadence (.NET 5 launches Nov 10) with LTS lines; benchmarks claim sockets +30% on Linux, JSON +20% and large-object serialization up to 3x faster, and growth numbers cite ~1.5M new .NET Core devs since 2017 and 5M VS users. Demos show Blazor WebAssembly running C# in‑browser with cross‑boundary debugging, single‑file publish trimmed down from ~71MB to ~20–29MB, and Project Tye running multi‑service apps with Redis/SQL via containers locally.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00The state of .NET
- 3:48Blazor and web technologies
- 5:18Blazor demo
- 9:03WinForms, WPF, and ML.NET
- 12:08The vision for .NET 5
- 15:01Performance and cloud native
- 18:16C# 9 and single-file apps
- 25:37Project Tye demo
- 35:32.NET MAUI demo
- 43:37Release schedule and closing
