Can i Get C# for Free ?
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The document discusses options for using C# and .NET for free or at low cost. It explores using free Express editions of Visual Studio, Mono on Linux, and Xamarin for cross-platform mobile development. It also discusses open source .NET application servers and the importance of keeping both new and existing .NET developers by improving cross-platform support and keeping the framework up to date.
Can i Get C# for Free ?
- 1. Can I get C# for free? Welly Tambunan Windows 8 Community Leader PT. Petrolink Services Indonesia Energistics SIG - ETP Core Team
- 2. .NET is … • Not Free ?? Please… • Windows Server. License Cost. $$$ • Visual Studio. Express right ? $$$ • Linux please … • Distributed please …
- 3. Client Side First • It’s always about client • Windows is Great • A lot of client devices • Different API, Rework, Rework, Rework • Xamarin Rocks ! Love C#. Love XAML • WinRT Future !!
- 4. One Book For One Windows Platform
- 5. Ok. Three then.. Please no more …
- 6. Server side ? • It’s Scale for Cloud Only. Well, not for all people .. • Let Microsoft Developers write Application Server. Just buy and use it • IIS and Windows Server loves each other • Java Server Innovation : Cassandra, Hadoop, Big Data, Storm, OpenFire, Zookeeper, Kafka…. and it’s Open Source • And Azure host that too … • Portability ?
- 7. Free and Simple Solution (Java Stack) by Endy Muhardin
- 8. Free and Simple Solution (Mono Stack/First try)
- 9. Mono is Pretty but Painful • On Linux ??? • On Server ??? • MonoDevelop ???
- 10. Free and Simple Solution (Mono Stack/Second try)
- 11. My pray for ASP .NET vNext • Bring new developer, Keep the old one • Keep up to date ( still using 4.0 ? ) • Multiplatform
- 12. Free tools • Monodevelop • Sublime Text (#eh …. )
- 13. Distributed Distributed Distributed • Erlang • Go • Scala/Akka • Orleans ?? • Need more distributed solution
- 15. Don’t leave us please… • Jonathan Oliver • Rinat Abdullin • Greg Young
- 17. We don’t care. At least I don’t care • We just want to build everywhere • Migrate easily everywhere • Don’t waste your investment • People resistance to change. Newton Law?
- 18. Open Source .NET Application Server • Who’s crazy enough to write one ? • EventStore (https://github.com/EventStore/EventStore) • RavenDb (https://github.com/ravendb/ravendb) • Nowin (https://github.com/Bobris/Nowin) • Kestrel (https://github.com/aspnet/KestrelHttpServer) • Need more…. Serious HTTP Server for Nix (Tomcat, Netty ….)
- 19. High Performance .NET Server • CLR • Garbage Collection, Large Object Heap, Memory Fragmentation, etc • Object Pooling • C10K • Asynchronous I/O ( SocketAsyncEventArgs ) • Thread, Context Switching, Concurrent and Parallel, etc • Operating System and Networking in Deep
- 20. .NET Good Parts • ASP .NET vNext • Roslyn • .NET Native • Open Source Everything … :P
- 21. Community • If we can’t create a new developer, at least keep the current developers • Some people afraid of .NET and Windows • Not everyone love JavaScript. At least not me. Hey. There’s TypeScript. Still… • Open Source Server and Distributed Software with Mono
- 22. Let’s grab some Indonesian • PHP and Java • Free… • Piracy… No More.. • Local Hosting .. Fast Access • Linux friendly • Faster and Cheaper Software for the Mass
Editor's Notes
- #9: Still we need good web server on Linux .. Nginx and FastCGI