dotnet-core

Here’s my collection of self-educational samples on .NET. When I make the claim that I am interested in .NET during a job interview, I am taking responsibility for the samples explored here.

my .NET responsibilities

The samples in this repo can be divided into three top-level categories:

1. ASP.NET interests
2. interest in the .NET Generic Host [📖 docs]
3. dabbling in various cross-platform UI solutions

ASP.NET interests

My ASP.NET interests start with a minimalist example of serving static files. Then, I graduate to the content negotiation features of ASP.NET MVC. After my graduation, I move to the fundamental subject of validation in ASP.NET:

• unobtrusive validation in ASP.NET MVC
• full-stack validation in ASP.NET MVC

My study of ASP.NET culminates to an exploration of Angular Forms over ASP.NET, a rather large thing that is hard to keep current.

My Azure Functions sample is just my way to play around with “serverless” ASP.NET. My minimalist Entity Framework sample is here as a reminder that ASP.NET and EF often work together!

interest in the .NET Generic Host

There is one sample dedicated to the .NET Generic Host [📖 docs]. I also tack on a benchmarking sample for collecting performance metrics on this command-line level.

Finally, I am imagining that the .NET Generic Host need a little tiny HTTP server of its own—so I have a little EmbedIO sample.

dabbling in various cross-platform UI solutions

Here are the UI solutions I play around with (in order of importance to me):

1. Bolero
2. Avalonia (also, an F# implementation without XAML)
3. Blazor
4. Fable
5. Electron.NET
6. Photino

searching for dotnet new templates

The dotnet new templates site allows us to search for templates.

Bryan Wilhite is on LinkedIn🇺🇸💼