Entity Framework Core In-Depth Part 2

In this episode, Robert is joined by Scott Hunter, who updates us on .NET 5, the next version and future of .NET. Scott recaps the announcements made recently at Build around the journey of unifying the .NET platform, with a single framework that extends from cloud to desktop to mobile and beyond.
In Part 2, we discuss what this all means for developers.
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Are you thinking about supporting Web with MAUI? You got the webassembly from Blazor and then you would need to implement the UI components on top of the web stack (something similar but without webassembly is being done by Google with Flutter).
These are very interesting times indeed! I love the way .NET is evolving and an UI framework for iOS, Android, Windows and Web sounds incredible!!
Keep the great job. I've being programming with .NET since .NET 1.0 and it has always been a good decision. Now it even looks better.
Sounds good. I assume we can look forward to WinForms on the web?
Thanks for the discussion! .NET MAUI will be part of .NET 5, right?
I am sad only for one reason, the large mass of office and administrative programmers who need quick solutions and use VB.net are a little forgotten.
Every evolution of .Net if you are inclined towards C #, I consider it an excellent language, but for the day to day VB.net is still better and deserves a good place in .Net with the evolution of its dialect.
Very exciting indeed, but agree that VB should be included as well....
tl;dl
Too much chit-chat for my taste. The video I winded forward many times and finally quit.
I would have preverred a written version, so I would have been able to skim the text.
I realize that I am listening rather late to this interview...and while I am happy that .net continues to evolve into a powerful stack for multi platform application development, I am disappointed that professional VB.NET programmers and shops like mine that have used VB from its version are having our businesses destroyed by the insistence to deny investment in the VB.NET Language and this interview only demonstrates that insistence to me.