Scott is a web developer who has been blogging at https://hanselman.com for over a decade. He works in Open Source on ASP.NET and the Azure Cloud for Microsoft out of his home office in Portland,
A general understanding of "The stack" from CPU up to the language you're using. Just know the call stack, and then decide where you want "magic" to happen. For some, Assembly Language is "the metal" and for some, JavaScript is "the metal." Both are fine, just be conscious and aware of the system.
Hey Scott. Glad to see you joining the dev.to community.
Here are my questions for you.
What do you think that are the most basic concepts and knowledge that a new developer need to have.
Do you have any book recommendations concerning ASP.NET Core, .NET Core and Design patterns?
Do you know anything about the signalr on the .net core (Like when can we expect a production ready version to come out.
Thanks for being an inspiration.
A general understanding of "The stack" from CPU up to the language you're using. Just know the call stack, and then decide where you want "magic" to happen. For some, Assembly Language is "the metal" and for some, JavaScript is "the metal." Both are fine, just be conscious and aware of the system.
Not yet, it's going to fast. Start at dot.net/architecture
I'm told Q1 next year. Work is happening now.