AWS Porting Assistant Moves VB.NET Apps to .NET Core
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Category Archives: .NET Core
Microsoft Lets Windows Server Admins Opt-In for Automatic .NET Updates
Microsoft has announced some important changes that should make it… Continue reading Microsoft Lets Windows Server Admins Opt-In for Automatic .NET Updates
Amazon Releases Porting Assistant for .NET Core
Amazon has released their new Porting Assistant for .NET that’s designed to port Windows-specific .NET Framework code to the new cross-platform .NET Core.
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Microsoft Ships .NET Core 3.1
Microsoft today delivered .NET Core 3.1, the latest version of its cross-platform SDK and runtime environment.
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Imperva RASP Now Supports .NET Core Apps for Security by Default
We at Imperva are proud to announce that we now support the .NET Core development platform, securing apps written in .NET Core with our industry-leading RASP solution. Support for .NET Core expands our market-leading, full-stack application security so… Continue reading Imperva RASP Now Supports .NET Core Apps for Security by Default
Microsoft Releases .NET Core 3.0
As promised, Microsoft today released .NET Core 3.0 with new versions of ASP.NET, EFC Core 3.0, C# 8.0, F# 4.7, and Visual Studio.
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Microsoft Launches New .NET Core Video Series
Microsoft today released a new series of developer videos explaining the entire .NET Core stack.
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.NET Core 3.0 Hits Release Candidate Phase
Microsoft has announced the release of .NET Core 3.0 Release Candidate (RC1), a near-final version of its portable software platform.
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Build 2019: Microsoft Announces .NET 5
The next .NET release after .NET Core 3 will be branded as .NET 5, with Microsoft finally combining classic .NET with the open source .NET Core into a single platform.
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.NET Core 3 Will Support Windows Desktop Applications
Microsoft announced today that .NET Core 3 Will support Windows desktop applications via a set of add-on packs in 2019.
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