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WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR US IN ASP.NET 5?
Oslo/NNUGTomas Jansson
24/03/2015
HELLO!
Tomas Jansson
Manager & Practice Lead .NETBEKK OsloMicrosoft MVP
@[email protected]/mastojslideshare.net/mastojblog.tomasjansson.com
AGENDA
Stuff Demo Questions
STUFF – SOME HISTORY AND ISSUES
Released in 2001 with WebForms
ASP.NET MVC came in 2009
ASP.NET WebAPI in 2012
OWIN and SignalR in 2013
Not targeted to cloud
Not open source
Strongly tied to Visual Studio
Strongly tied to IIS
Resource usage
History Issues
STUFF – OVERVIEW
STUFF – K AND GOING FORWARD
STUFF – K AND GOING FORWARD
K will not be called K!
STUFF – K AND GOING FORWARD
K will not be called K!
Naming up to CTP6 New name proposalFunction
Runner entry point k.cmd/klr.exe dnx
STUFF – K AND GOING FORWARD
Naming up to CTP6 New name proposalFunction
Runner entry point k.cmd/klr.exe dnx
.NET exec environment kre dnx
K will not be called K!
STUFF – K AND GOING FORWARD
Naming up to CTP6 New name proposalFunction
Runner entry point k.cmd/klr.exe dnx
.NET exec environment kre dnx
.NET version manager kvm dnxvm.ps1/dnxvm.sh
K will not be called K!
STUFF – K AND GOING FORWARD
Naming up to CTP6 New name proposalFunction
Runner entry point k.cmd/klr.exe dnx
.NET exec environment kre dnx
.NET version manager kvm dnxvm.ps1/dnxvm.sh
Package manager kpm nuget
K will not be called K!
Demo!
Questions?
Thank you!
@TomasJansson
RESOURCES
Demo project: https://github.com/mastoj/MVC6OneManBlog
ASP.NET vNext site: http://www.asp.net/vnext
