The State of .NET (vol. 2)
summary
Survey of current .NET practices lists C# as the main investment, VB and F# as viable niches, and TypeScript for UI; Visual Studio 15.8/15.9 and Visual Studio Code add faster testing, TypeScript 3.0 and in-editor debugging. Emphasis on containers (Docker, Windows images very large versus smaller .NET Core images) and orchestration with Kubernetes (AKS/EKS/GKE) over Swarm. Notes Azure scale: 54 regions and private backbone, a 20‑hour outage example, serverless savings with Azure Functions $75 for 2B requests, and tooling like Visual Studio Live Share and ML.NET 0.7.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:31Languages
- 9:32Tools
- 11:23Visual Studio
- 12:38Visual Studio versions
- 13:35Visual Studio Code
- 16:32Xamarin
- 18:15Visual Studio for Mac
- 18:47Visual Studio Live Share
- 21:00Containers
- 23:05Docker
- 25:23Orchestrators
- 29:52Cloud
- 34:04Azure Data Center
- 35:12Regions
- 35:45Dark Fiber
- 36:46Certifications
- 40:42Azure Stack
- 41:36Azure Edge
- 42:41Server List Computing
- 44:18Cosmos DB
- 45:34AI
- 48:54Artificial Intelligence
- 50:10MLNET
- 50:44Outro
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