Welcome back to “The Breakpoint Show” for our fourth episode! In this installment, we’re delving deep into the fascinating world of .NET, but this time, we’re shining a light on the areas where it’s still a work in progress. Join us as we uncover the missing pieces of the .NET puzzle and explore the challenges and opportunities they present.
First on our radar is the intriguing gap in .NET’s support for Machine Learning. While .NET has made remarkable strides in recent years, there are still areas where it falls short compared to specialized ML frameworks. We’ll dissect these limitations and discuss the evolving landscape of ML in .NET, shedding light on the progress and potential for future breakthroughs.
Next, we’re deeply diving into the missing language features in .NET. Despite its versatility and power, there are some language constructs and features that developers have longed for. We’ll explore these unmet needs, from syntactic sugar to advanced language features, and discuss the community’s efforts to address these gaps through proposals and extensions.
But that’s not all; we’ll spotlight the open-source catalog within the .NET ecosystem. While open source has made significant inroads in the .NET world, there are still areas where it lags behind other ecosystems. We’ll examine the challenges open-source projects face in the .NET space and discuss strategies to strengthen and expand the open-source community.
Whether you’re a seasoned .NET developer or just getting started, this episode promises to be an eye-opening exploration of the areas where .NET is still a work in progress. Join us on “The Breakpoint Show” as we dissect the missing parts of .NET, from Machine Learning capabilities to language features and the open-source landscape.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of .NET’s evolving journey and the exciting possibilities on the horizon. Tune in to “The Breakpoint Show” and break down the barriers together!
Show Notes
- ONNX models https://github.com/onnx/models
- Unity Sentis https://unity.com/products/sentis
