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dave.cheney.net | ||
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chipnetics.com
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| | | | | An entry-level article for developers to share with their non-programmer colleagues in a corporate environment, as both a tutorial and learning experience. In particular, I intended it for developers who wish to adopt usage of their CLI (command-line interface) programs amongst end-users, but require their end-users to have some pre-requisite knowledge. | |
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www.hanselman.com
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| | | | | UPDATE: Check out the Podcast I did with Erik Meijer on Hanselminutes this week ... | |
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dusted.codes
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user provided an extensive article about .NET, covering its history, various versions (including .NET Framework, .NET Core, and .NET 5), the ASP.NET ecosystem, and practical development tips. The content is highly detailed and serves as an educational guide for new and experienced developers. The user might be looking for a concise summary or a structured overview of the .NET ecosystem, or they might want to extract key points for a presentation, blog post, or learning material. The tone is informative and educational, suitable for developers at all levels. The user could also be interested in the differences between .NET versions, the evolution of ASP.NET, and best practices for starting with .NET development. They might need guidance on re... | |
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borretti.me
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| | | Reflections on using Rust professionally for two years. | ||
