20.04.2017 What is .NET Standard with Adam Ralph

Hi all,

Microsoft is investing a lot into .NET Core and .NET Standard which hopefully will resolve a lot of confusion and pain we had in the past especially with code that was targeting multiple platforms. Join Adam Ralph for his talk about the .NET Standard on Thursday the 20th April 2017

We are still looking for interesting short presentations for our usergroup meetings. Short presentations are the ideal format to give away your insights about the latest tools and techniques you use in your daily job. It is also a very good platform to sharpen your presenter skills. Send us an email to urs dot enzler at dotnet-zentral.ch or daniel dot marbach at dotnet-zentral.ch. Take the chance: you can give it in German or English!

Agenda

1. Introduction
2. What is the .NET Standard with Adam Ralph
3. Knowledge Exchange/Apéro

Location

bbv Software Services AG, Blumenrain 10, Luzern, 1. Stock
(Details siehe http://www.dotnet-zentral.ch/?page_id=98)

Time

6 PM – 8:30/9:00 PM (After that apero)

Twitter

• #dotznt (Hashtag-Usergroup)
• Main: @adamralph

What is the .NET Standard?

.NET Standard is one of many new technologies to emerge from the mass of open source .NET initiatives during the past year. Compared to what’s come before, .NET Standard is not only a more effective way to use NuGet packages cross platform, it’s also way simpler.

It has the potential to remove most, if not all, of the current confusion surrounding cross platform multi-targeting. So what is exactly is it and how does it work? How does it relate to .NET Core? Join Adam as he answers these questions and more, and takes a dive into some of the magic which makes .NET Standard work.

Speaker

Adam is a software developer and an open source advocate with a keen interest in distributed systems design, DDD, CQRS and event sourcing.

He maintains FakeItEasy and xBehave.net and contributes to many more open source projects. In 2014 he had his 15 minutes of fame when he became the first community member to have a pull request accepted for the .NET Core Framework.

Adam currently enjoys working remotely for Particular Software, the makers of NServiceBus. He started writing software for fun and friends in 1983 after his Dad bought him his first computer, an Acorn Electron, and he’s been delivering commercial software since the mid-’90s.

Registration

By using our meetup group. Attention: Seats are limited!

Come and visit the next meeting of the .NET Usergroup Zentralschweiz.

Urs Enzler and Daniel Marbach