Re:Run .NET Core Apps Directly from a GitHub Gist
by cm2187 on Wednesday August 21, 2019 @06:36AM
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In all fairness, .net core 3 is the first version of .net core that is really useful and will feel other than some sort of public beta. It will be interesting to see how .net core 3 succeeds.
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Re:Run .NET Core Apps Directly from a GitHub Gist
by Mountain_Skies on Wednesday August 21, 2019 @07:49AM
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Douglas Coupland's mid 1990s novel Microserfs makes mention of a popular belief at the time that one should always wait until the 3.0 release of any Microsoft product before making serious use of it. Guess somethings don't change.
I haven't given net core 3 a trial yet but will use serial ports as my initial tests. In the 1.x and 2.x versions the serial port support was not up to the same level as the net framework.
Re:Run .NET Core Apps Directly from a GitHub Gist
by LandR on Wednesday August 21, 2019 @07:34AM
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That's been my opinion for a while too.
Some of the .NET core stuff is pretty neat for basic demos to show off the tech. But for actual enterprise stuff I've so far found it really frustrating to work with.