Modern .NET Ecosystem and .NET Core
Master modern .NET development with .NET Core! Learn the future of .NET with this comprehensive course. Build scalable and efficient applications.
Course Content
Modern .NET Ecosystem and .NET Core is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Engineer Spock. It runs 1h 35m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.3 out of 5 from 251 reviews, with 1,327 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated July 2020.
Navigate the Modern .NET Platform: A Comprehensive Overview
Feeling overwhelmed by the ever-evolving world of .NET? This course demystifies the complex .NET ecosystem, providing a clear understanding of the key technologies shaping the future of C# development. Whether you're a junior developer or a seasoned professional, gain the confidence to confidently choose the right tools for your projects.
What You'll Learn:
- Understanding the .NET Landscape: This course provides a holistic view of the .NET platform, breaking down the core technologies and their relationships.
- Classic .NET Framework: Explore the foundational elements of the classic .NET framework, including the Common Language Runtime (CLR).
- Mono Platform: Discover the Mono platform and its compatibility with classic .NET, understanding its role in cross-platform development. We'll compare and contrast the two.
- .NET Core: The Future of .NET: Dive deep into .NET Core, the modern, cross-platform .NET platform. Understand its key differences and its impact on the .NET world.
- .NET Native: Learn about .NET Native, an ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation technology, and its integration with .NET Core for improved performance.
- WinRT & UWP: Clarify the relationship between UWP, WinRT, and understand their roles in Windows development.
- Roslyn Compiler Platform: Explore the Roslyn compiler platform and its open API, empowering you to customize and extend the .NET compiler.
- NuGet Package Management: Master NuGet, the essential system for managing dependencies in your .NET projects.
- .NET Standard & PCL: Understand .NET Standard and Portable Class Library (PCL) for writing code that can run across multiple .NET platforms.
- Cross-Compiling with .NET: Learn techniques for cross-compiling your .NET applications.
- Deployment Strategies: Explore different deployment options including SCD (Self-Contained Deployment) and FDD (Framework-Dependent Deployment).
- .NET Portability Analyzer: Utilize the .NET Portability Analyzer to assess and address compatibility issues.
- Unit Testing in .NET Core: Implement effective unit testing strategies for your .NET Core applications.
- Upcoming .NET Changes: Get a quick overview of the latest and upcoming changes in the .NET ecosystem.
Teaching Approach:
This course prioritizes clarity and efficiency. We focus on delivering essential concepts without unnecessary jargon. The material is concise yet comprehensive, covering all the important aspects of the modern .NET platform.
- Succinct & Comprehensive: Important concepts are covered efficiently.
- Beginner-Friendly Support: Free Skype assistance is available for absolute beginners.
- English Subtitles: English subtitles are included for enhanced understanding.
Prerequisites:
A basic understanding of C# development on the .NET platform is required.
Course Details:
- Duration: Approximately 2 hours of video lectures.
- Materials: Downloadable slides and code samples are provided.
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is ideal for:
- C# Developers: Enhance your knowledge of the .NET platform.
- Junior Developers: Gain a solid foundation in modern .NET technologies.
- Senior Developers: Stay up-to-date with the latest .NET developments.
- Anyone interested in .NET development: Get a clear understanding of the .NET ecosystem.
Keywords: .NET Core, C#, .NET Standard, NuGet, Core CLR, .NET Ecosystem, WinRT, UWP, Roslyn, PCL, .NET Portability Analyzer, .NET Deployment.
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