How to port desktop applications to .NET Core 3.0
Play .NET for UWP Part 2: Introduction to .NET Native
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UWP apps run on a new .NET Runtime called .NET Native. In this video Daniel Jacobson outlines the key advantages of .NET Native – it generates 100% native code and gives your app a fast startup time. Daniel explains best-practice for your Build, Debug, and Test loop in light of .NET Native, and how it affects store submission.
Part 1 - Introduction to CoreFX
Part 3 - Advanced .NET Native Topics
Part 4 - Advanced CoreFX Topics
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Jerry Riffkehn I know this is far outside the scope of this video, but, as an aside, will .NET Native someday be available for compiling PowerShell scripts to native code binaries? Thanks
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pmatmic We currently do not have any plans to integrate .NET Native with Powershell scripts; however, for C# developers building command line tools that want to take advantage of ahead-of-time compilation, we're building .NET CLI that is powered by what is called CoreRT. Some information can be found in the below links:
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