Installing the .NET Core SDK on the Raspberry Pi

Did you know that the Raspberry Pi can run .NET Core Framework applications? The Raspberry Pi with Raspbian runs the 32-bit version of the .NET Core Framework (For Raspberry Pi 3, 4).

In this video I install the .NET Core framework on a Raspberry Pi and compile and run a Hello World program just to show that it is working. The installation demonstrated here is over SSH, but the same instructions will work from a direct connection to.

The devices pictured are a Raspberry Pi 3 with 64-gig storage and Raspberry Pi 4 with 512 gig storage. The Raspberry Pi 4 has a dual-fan heat sink attached to it. The affiliate links to these items is below.

[PlutoisaPlanet]

Thanks for the video, I’m amazed how simple Microsoft made this and I’m so glad I decided to start developing for .NET Core now!

[sistemamarco]

This tutorial helps really a loot. Is the most clear and easy on all YouTube. Thanks

[BurgerSoda]

Thanks dotnet works for me now, just one thing though. How do i run .exe files with dotnet because there was an exe file that i downloaded that said it needed dotnet to run.

[XeroSHWANG]

ok so i got to nano profile added those two lines and when i rebooted i got stuck in a boot loop sooo

[rudisoft]

remote debugging of CLI applications from Windows VS2019 is kind of hard.

[elliottharrison]

running those commands on the ~/.profile file broke my install and now I cannot use the sudo command. Any ideas on how to fix the .profile file?

[OctaRudin]

Great tutorial. Does the .NET SDK Core work for GUI applications ? Thank you.