After previously publishing developer guidance for porting 'simple' desktop apps to the new .NET Core platform, Microsoft has just followed up with a two-part post on a more 'complicated' project.

Support for creating desktop apps with .NET Core 3.0 -- coming in the second half of this year -- is a big deal because it addresses one of the last major hurdles for the wholesale move off the ...

Scaling applications with .NET Core: A guide to building high-performance backend systems By Faith Sodipe In backend development, scalability determines whether applications will succeed or fail.

The next major version of .NET Core has recently entered Preview stage. .NET Core 3.0 will include support for building desktop apps using Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Windows Forms (WinFor ...