veyepar: In from the cold: Finally making Linux and .NET get along

Author(s):	Alistair Chapman
Location	Guthrie Theatre CB06.03.28
Date	jan Mon 22	Days Raw Files
Start	12:05	First Raw Start	11:57
Duration	0:25:0	Offset	0:07:42
End	12:30	Last Raw End	12:57
Chapters	00:00 0:17:37
Total cuts_time	22 min.

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.NET Core has finally arrived and is soon to hit 2.0, bringing vastly improved Linux compatibility and support for more distributions. Has the promised age of truly cross-platform .NET and real Linux support finally come?

This talk will be drawing on years of experience working with .NET technologies on Linux platforms (including Mono), as well as working with the latest .NET Core stack. In this session, I will be covering a brief history of .NET on Linux bringing us to today’s new cross-platform stack, including how to get started with .NET Core on Linux platforms.

I’ll also be looking at how you can integrate .NET apps and services into Linux environments, including simple deployment, testing and packaging strategies, as well as looking at how to integrate .NET with common Linux services including systemd, dbus and GTK. Finally, I will be showing how to build a complete pipeline to build, deliver and run .NET apps entirely on Linux.

This talk will start with the high-level essentials of working with .NET technologies on Linux while also covering the deeper technical details so is perfect for any level of Linux user, but will be especially useful to .NET users.

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