.NET Core

I am a final year student and am wondering between Java and .NET Core.

Where I live, Java/Spring Boot has a larger market share and is also the majority of what I learn in school. As for C#/.NET Core, it is gradually being chosen by many companies, along with its potential being evaluated by the community recently and through some tutorials I think I quite like it.

Which one should I choose as the first step of my internship?

Hi Friends, I am planning to create a web and mobile app for eCommerce purposes, which is very similar to Swiggy.com/Zomato. Started this app and created API using .NET Core, Entity Framework, and Microsoft SQL Server as DB. Consuming this API in Flutter for mobile and web UI. Just want some help and suggestions about this selection. Worrying about the application's scalability and performance, please suggest me a good architecture to create this application, which may be used by more people over a period of time.

Which option do you prefer to go with (considering scalability, and a limited budget):

Technologies in use: Angular / .NET Core 6

What do we want to achieve?

We want to create simple near-time web notifications, those notifications can be categorized into 2 sections:

• User notification: which represents user activities and engagements.

• System notification e.g release notes and maintenance time. The notification object is too simple just a title, body, userId, notificationStatus, and readAt. notification status is an enum with 3 values: unread, menuOpened, Read.

Options:

1. use Firebase Realtime Database for user notifications and Microsoft SQL Server for system notifications (maybe using long poling or so to frequently call the getSystemNotification API ).

2. use SignalR to push new notifications along with the SqlServer database and store both user and system into one table (as they almost have the same attributes)

Hey everyone, I am a backend developer who specializes in Java and Spring Boot having an experience of 4 years. And due to my shift in the project, now I need to deal with the .NET Core technology, as a Java developer before I need to know where to start in order to support the project and build REST API.

Can I get advice on how to move on to the new backend stack and what to learn and how to get hands-on with the .NET?

I am a novice to AngularJS, but I have a strong web development background. I need help with the pros and cons of choosing the Angular Material or PrimeNg for our new application. Our new application will be using Angular for the front-end and .NET Core for the Web API. I looked at both tools and leaned toward Angular Material. It would be beneficial if I could obtain some expert advice from the community.

Looking for Advice! I am developing a hybrid app for video streaming, I have a prior experience with .NET Core and would like to use it for my back end but the latest buzz on characteristics of Node.js such as light weight, event loop and Async capabilities is really tempting me to reconsider my decision. On a quick research I could observe that a lot of Internet companies use either Python Django or Node JS for their back end which has thrown me into confusion, looking for an expert advice, thx.

Building a website for a company to display information, Pictures, links, multiple pages. - info page display no extravagant features. -current stack is mvc .NET Core with html css jQuery

Hi all,

I need to listen to serial ports when devices get plugins to start communication from it. I am using .NET Core 3.1, and the web app will be self-hosted. I was thinking of implementing the Observable pattern when a device gets a plug into a port. I currently have code as TimedHostedService to iterate through all the ports on an interval using the Timer object. Not sure what the best approach will be, as the UI needs to be aware of available ports.

We are a small IT company that works mainly with ASP.NET and .NET Core; we are planning for a standard solution with the most important features of e-commerce, but with a fully customizable possibility. Even if there is no customizability, there should exist stable plugins for every added feature even if paid, like adding comments possibility for students...

The most important other thing is that we have solution based mainly on .NET in the backend and AngularJS or React in front, our choice should be based on the possibility of integration of the chosen e-commerce platform with our other software.

To resume, we need fully customizable features or existed stable plugins for a lot of features. We also want no problems in integrating two systems like the Appointment system and the e-commerce platform. Please help me. I'm new to this company, and I had them perform a study for different CMS solutions that exist and pre-built.

Hi,

We are planning to develop a brand new UX for an already existing desktop software. The previous version is developed on C#.NET with Winforms & WPF. Our plan is to use JavaScript/HTML5 based frontend technologies for the new software. For some components, we are highly dependent on .NET/ .NET Core because the JS-based versions are not mature enough.

What would you choose for a desktop-based Engineering Software that supports multi-OS and has rich UI capabilities considering the .NET dependencies?

Thanks in advance,

Semih