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What is dotnet (.NET) ?
- 1. Free. Cross-platform. Opensource. A developer platform for building all your apps. www.dot.net
- 3. DESKTOP WEB CLOUDMOBILE GAMING IoT AI .NET Your platform for building anything
- 4. LIBRARIES INFRASTRUCTURE .NET STANDARD .NET isa software development platform DESKTOP WEB CLOUD MOBILE GAMING IoT AI
- 5. • C# isa simple, modern, object-oriented, and type- safe programming language • Its roots in the C family of languages makes C# immediately familiar to C, C++, Java, and JavaScript programmers • F# is a cross-platform, open-source, functional programming language for .NET • It also includes object-oriented and imperative programming • Visual Basic is an approachable language with a simple syntax for building type-safe, object- oriented apps
- 6. #2 demanded primarytechnology (LinkedIn) .NET is a sought after job skill
- 7. “Using the same-sizeserver, we were able to go from 1,000 requests per second per node with Node.js to 20,000 requests per second with .NET Core.“ — Raygun https://www.microsoft.com/net/customers Data sourced from official tests available at TechEmpower Round 15. Java Servlet .NET Core Node.js 2.22M requests / sec0.73M requests / sec 0.53M requests / sec
- 8. Raygun GoDaddy Tencent Data sourcedfrom SimilarTech
- 9. We didn’t build thisalone.
- 10. “Samsung is embracing.NET because it is a completely open source project.” — Samsung ".NET is open source; that allows us to contribute back to it if we have any performance issues which Microsoft review and together we make a better product.“ — Illyriad Games 16,000+ Community Contributions from 3000+ Companies outside Microsoft
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- 12. 2001- ECMA-335 2002- .NET1.0 for Windows released, Mono project begins 2008- ASP.NET MVC (web platform) Open Source April 2014- .NET Compiler Platform (“Roslyn”) Open Source .NET Foundation founded Nov 2014- .NET Core Cross-plat, Open Source .NET Aug 2017- .NET Core 2 2016- Mono project joins .NET Foundation
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- 15. These companies arehelping to drive the future of .NET
- 16. RayGun "Using the same-sizeserver, we were able to go from 1,000 requests per second per node with Node.js to 20,000 requests per second with .NET Core." - John-Daniel Trask, CEO and Co-Founder AstroReality, Quantum Technologies "We think .NET Core is mature, very powerful, and a great choice for advanced modern apps." - Zerlot Ma, Cofounder and CEO Jet.com Inc. "The event-driven, microservices paradigm eliminated a lot of the overhead that comes with a service-oriented architecture." - Mike Hanrahan, CTO Tencent “The cross-platform capabilities of .NET Core were very important to us. Also, Microsoft designed .NET Core with a microservice architecture in mind, and that fits right in with our redesign plans.” - Shanyou Zhang: Senior Software Architect Age of Ascent, Illyriad Games "Our game microservices are built using ASP.NET Core which gives us superior performance. ASP.NET is open source, that allows us to contribute back to it if we have any performance issues which Microsoft review and together we make a better product." - Ben Adams, CTO and Co-founder NetEase ".NET Core doesn't just help us get to market faster, it also enables our developers to focus on the core logic and what really matters, our players' experience. They don't have to deal with the communication gap and different ways of implementing the algorithm on the back and front end. They can just work on finding better ways to implement their ideas." - Feng Zhou, Product Director United Parcel Service (UPS) "Xamarin allowed us to develop a single code base in C# and deploy the application to two completely different mobile phone ecosystems." - Scott Hildebrand, Application Development Manager GoDaddy “Services can be developed more quickly, perform faster in production, and scale better if they’re written using .NET Core with C#.” - Jeremiah Gowdy: Principal Software Architect microsoft.com/net/customers
- 17. This is ourmascot, dotnet-bot
- 18. You can finddotnet-bot on GitHub
- 19. GitHub is whereopen source happens…
- 20. Microsoft Confidential .NET CoreGrowth Over Half Million Active* .NET Core 2.0 Developers! .NET CORE 2.0 GROWTH O CT - 17 NO V - 17 DEC- 17 JAN - 18 F EB- 18 .NET Core 2.0 .NET Core 1.X .NET CORE ADOPTION * Active = unique monthly developers with 2+ days of development per month.
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- 22. Demo Get started with.NET in your browser
- 23. www.VisualStudio.com Visual Studio Code Opensource, cross-platform editor with .NET support. Visual Studio A fully-featured, integrated development environment (IDE) for developing .NET apps on a Windows PC development machine. Visual Studio for Mac A fully-featured IDE for developing .NET apps on a Mac OS development machine. www.VisualStudio.com
- 24. Demo Get started with.NET on your computer
- 25. Free. Cross-platform. Opensource. A developer platform for building all your apps. www.dot.net THANK YOU
Editor's Notes
- #3 So what is .NET?
- #4 You can build anything with .NET. From desktop apps to cloud-native services, iPhone and Android mobile apps to artificial intelligence, you can build almost anything with the .NET platform.
- #5 .NET is an entire software development platform that takes care of a lot of the heavy lifting for you when you want to build an application. Applications frameworks help you build the specific types of apps or workloads and enable you to literally build any app for any platform with any operating system. Each .NET workload shares a common infrastructure and .NET Standard library. This means not only are your .NET skills portable, but your actual code is portable no matter what you’re building. This makes it easy to share reusable components (called libraries) across the breadth of applications people build. Additionally, there are a broad set of development tools that makes it really productive to write, debug, build and manage code bases. See: www.dot.net
- #6 (Speak to slide bullet points.)
- #7 Everybody wants to have a successful career and that means finding a job. There are a LOT of .NET jobs available since it’s been around for over 15 years. And in general, there are a huge amount of programming jobs.
- #8 .NET is fast. Really fast! That means applications provide better response times and require less compute power. StackOverflow serves 5.3M page views a day on just 9 servers! The popular TechEmpower benchmark compares web application frameworks with tasks like JSON serialization, database access, and server side template rendering - .NET performs faster than any other popular framework. https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r14&hw=ph&test=plaintext The community has played a crucial role in performance work for the .NET stack. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/tag/performance/
- #9 https://www.similartech.com/categories/framework ASP.NET is the name of the web framework for .NET. As you can see there are more top websites developed with .NET than these other technologies. Only PHP has more.
- #10 Of course, we couldn’t do any of this this without the open source community. Open source is about accepting people’s diverse opinions and combined intelligence to build something amazing. There are thousands of people all over the world contributing to the .NET platform.
- #11 We’ve seen companies taking a bet on .NET because it’s a completely open source project. More than 16,000 contributors* from 3300 companies have contributed to .NET Core and related open source repositories, with over half of the contributions coming from outside Microsoft. Samsung is a big partner and are releasing their new Smart TVs that support .NET. They plan to expand to all their IoT devices too. Illyriad Games, specifically Ben Adams, contributed many performance enhancements to the platform. They build a MMO with hundreds of thousands of concurrent users so performance is super important to them. These enhancements not only benefit them but everyone that uses .NET. *contributor = Submitted a Pull Request or Created an Issue
- #12 Jim Zemlin, Executive director of Linux foundation said “There are 10’s of millions of open source projects, invest in the ones with sustainable ecosystems”. .NET is one of those projects. June 5th 2017, CNCF released an analysis of the top 30 highest velocity open source projects today. This is a logarithmic scale to measure OSS project velocity with commits on the X axis and PRs and issues on the Y axis, with # of authors indicated by the size of the circle. The farther upper right the more activity a project has. Linux Kernel is #1, followed by Chromium, Kubernetes and VSCode. Notice .NET is the #1 application framework. Updated live: https://cdn.rawgit.com/cncf/velocity/d6f852d9/charts/top_30_bubble_chart_2017.html
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- #14 The .NET Foundation is our center of gravity for open development and collaboration around the .NET ecosystem. The .NET Foundation has over 60 projects and hundreds of repos under its stewardship. Open Source Software foundations provide protection, support, services and best practices for helping each project be successful and to grow the ecosystem of people and software.
- #15 We’re a huge community and the .NET Foundation is key to help foster it. We have over 4 million developers worldwide and .NET has grown its developer base by 1 million over the last year. There are meetups all over the world that speak on all sorts of .NET topics and application development. Here are the ones on meetup.com.
- #16 And it’s not just individual developers, it’s large companies that are invested in the future of .NET. .NET is bigger than Microsoft. The technical steering group of the .NET Foundation is responsible for guiding .NET into the future together with industry partners.
- #17 Our customers have been embracing the productivity in our platform, languages and tools for 15+ years. We’re now gaining existing customers as well as new ones on our cloud-native, cross-platform, and device-native approaches with these new architectures. Here are just a few. There are many more (and their stories) on our website.
- #19 Dotnet-bot helps us check the contributions (called Pull Requests) to make sure they are the developer’s original work. Dotnet-bot does this by checking if people have signed a contributor license agreement. This makes sure that the code that is submitted isn’t stolen from another product or company.
- #20 I encourage you to look through GitHub – there are millions of open source projects there, some big, some small. To give you a sense of the size of .NET, take a look at how many PRs we’ve had, open discussions happening in issues, and stars (or likes) we’ve got.
- #21 And our usage is growing. As of February 2018, if we take a look at just the cross-platform, web workload (.NET Core) you can see we are already over a half million active developers per month. Active means unique developers with 2+ days of development per month. On average we’re seeing double digit percentage growth of .NET Core MoM since 2.0 release in August. Metric includes .NET Core CLI + .NET Core in Visual Studio, 2day+ Active. .NET all up across other workloads is also growing rapidly.
- #22 So you want to learn .NET? Start with a language. We make it easy to get started learning right in your browser.
- #23 In-Browser tutorial: www.dot.net Get Started Select In-browser tutorial https://www.microsoft.com/net/learn/in-browser-tutorial/1 -- Have the class walk through some of the lessons.
- #24 We also have free tools that can help you build your apps.
- #25 Machine demo: Setup – install dotnet SDK ->> . Got to www.dot.net/core – walk through the setup instructions for your operating system ->> . [Optional] Install an editor like Visual Studio Code (any OS) or Visual Studio (Windows) from www.visualstudio.com Open terminal/command prompt >dotnet new Show all the templates you can use >dotnet new web Creates a web application >dotnet run Starts web app. Navigate a browser to localhost:5000 to show “Hello World” > CTRL+C to stop web server >code . Open VSCode Run through this tutorial: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tutorials/with-visual-studio-code