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ASP.NET Core 2
High Performance Web Applications
James Singleton
Disclaimer: views, errors and sarcasm are my own and not those of my clients / publisher / previous employers / Microsoft etc.
unop.uk
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What is ASP.NET Core?
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Naming is Hard
“There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation,
naming things, and off-by-one errors.”
Phil Karlton, and others
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Versioning is Hard
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Features
• Cross-platform
• Windows
• Mac
• Linux
• Command line friendly
• Your choice of editor / IDE
• Visual Studio
• VS Mac
• VS Code
• Rider
• Open source
• Community contributions
• Performance
• Benchmarks
• Compiled yet portable
• Easy package and publish
• Containers
• Self-contained
• Native compilation
• IL merge / single binary
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Demo
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ASP.NET Core Library and Framework Support
• ANCLAFS.com (GitHub repo)
• Experimenting
• Feature Switching
• Profiling
• O/RMs / DBs
• Background Tasks
• Image Manipulation
• Message Queuing
• Windows Services
• Web
• DI / IoC Containers
• Logging
• Serialization
• Testing
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Book • ASP.NET Core 2 High Performance
• What’s new in .NET Core 2 and C#
• Getting started (all the platforms)
• Ways to make your apps fast
• Data structures
• Parallelisation
• Image Formats
• Compression
• Architecture
• Networking
• Cloud Hosting
• unop.uk/book
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Thanks
Questions?
James Singleton
unop.uk
@shutdownscanner
Disclaimer: views, errors and sarcasm are my own and not those of my clients / publisher / previous employers / Microsoft etc.