Hey everyone!

Episode 30 of The .NET Core Podcast was released a few days ago. But, as usual, I wanted to create some show notes for it which are specific to dev.to

As a quick reminder, The .NET Core Podcast is the only podcast devoted to:

• .NET Core
• ASP.NET Core
• EF Core
• SignalR

and not forgetting The .NET Core community, itself.

I wont make you browse over to the show notes page

because I'm not the boss of you

because I'll add a dev.to specific player here:

Reflections on .NET with Pablo Santos and Phil Haack

The .NET Core Podcast  

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I was incredibly honoured to get the chance to interview Pablo Santos and Phil Haack in this episode about where .NET has come from, it's evolution, and where we think it might be heading.

The full show notes and a transcription are available at the show's website

here's a link directly to the show notes

I'd love any and all feedback that you can provide on the show, this episode, or anything related to it.

Links to Related Stuff

these came directly from the show notes

• Episode 26 - Plastic SCM with Pablo Santos
• Pablo Santos on twitter
• Phil Haack on twitter
• Linux is a Cancer
• Reactive Extensions
• Moore's Law
• Tony Hoare's Billion Dollare Mistake
• ArrayList
• Boy Scout Rule
• Elvis Operator
• Meadow project
• Tech Empower
• .NET Compact
• Wi-Fi Direct
• Phil's website haacked.com
• PlasticSCM blog

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but I wont harp on about that

Call for Guests

We're always on the lookout for anyone who might be interested on being on the show. It's about and for the community, so if you have something cool to show off, or something you'd like to talk about, then get in touch.