.NET Standard: The Easy Route to Platform Independence
summary
Claim: .NET Standard 2.0 brings most of the .NET Framework API surface into a single spec so class libraries can be binary‑reused across .NET Core, Xamarin and UWP. Tools demonstrated: Portability Analyzer, the API catalog site and the analyzer to find gaps. Implementation detail: the spec is a reference assemblies empty shim and platforms use type forwarding and binding redirects. Surprise: API count jumps from ~12k to 32,000 APIs. Demo runs on a real app, finds logging/configuration gaps and shows a staged migration path that works.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 8:30What is .NET Standard?
- 12:02Difference to Portable Class Libraries (PCL)
- 14:40How does versioning work in .NET Standard?
- 16:46NET Core and .NET Standard
- 17:02What can you reference from .NET Standard?
- 28:23How does .NET Standard work?
- 28:39NET Standard under the hood
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