.NET Core for Linux
Microsoft's decision to make .NET Core open source and cross-platform means it's time for Linux developers to get comfortable and start experimenting.
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Why Windows and Linux line endings don't line up (and how to fix it)
May 6, 2021I recently wrote a few automated database-populating scripts. Specifically, I am running Microsoft SQL Server in a container in a Kubernetes cluster—okay, it’s Red Hat OpenShift, but it’s still Kubernetes. It was all fun and games until I started mixing Windows and Linux; I was developing on my Windows machine, but obviously the container is […]
Containerize .NET for Red Hat OpenShift: Use a Windows VM like a container
April 29, 2021Embracing the future—making the transition from legacy monolithic applications running on .NET Framework to microservices and images running in containers (or pods)—is a tall task. If only there were a safe, proceed-at-your-own-pace way to make the change, one that was familiar yet led to a new destination. Of course, there is such a path; otherwise, […]
Some more C# 9
April 27, 2021In this final article of our C# 9 series, we’ll look at advanced features related to native interop and performance in C# 9. If you missed any of the previous articles in this series, here’s where you can catch up: Part 1: C# 9 top-level programs and target-typed expressions Part 2: C# 9 pattern matching […]
Containerize .NET for Red Hat OpenShift: Windows containers and .NET Framework
April 22, 2021Developers who use and target Microsoft’s .NET Framework are no longer outsiders looking in when it comes to developing container-based applications. Whether porting an existing application (for example, a website running in IIS) or creating a new microservice, or somewhere in between, it is now possible—thanks to Windows containers—to deploy .NET Framework applications to your […]
C# 9 init accessors and records
April 20, 2021This is the fourth article in our C# 9 series. The previous articles covered top-level programs and target-typed expressions, new features for pattern matching, and new features for methods and functions. In this article, we’ll take a look at init accessors and records. Init accessors C# 9 introduces a new accessor for properties named init. […]
Containerize .NET for Red Hat OpenShift: Linux containers and .NET Core
April 15, 2021When .NET was released to the open source world (November 12, 2014—not that I remember the date or anything), it didn’t just bring .NET to open source; it brought open source to .NET. Linux containers were one of the then-burgeoning, now-thriving technologies that became available to .NET developers. At that time, it was “docker, docker, […]
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