What is .NET? What's C# and F#? What's the .NET Ecosystem? .NET Core Explained, what can .NET build?

[pdadey]

Scott I find your presentation style strangely reminiscent of Mr. Rogers.
Calm, candid, informative and friendly. Your ability to communicate complex technical subjects in simple layman's terms is amazing. Please don't ever change.

[ricardogilsimoes]

Me at minute 12: "Looking good so far!" ... then after that just got "What tha... Is that really C#!?!?" Completely overwhelmed!! Thanks Scott!

[BigAl]

9:28 LOL I thought I was the only one who used poop as a placeholder name for classes/variables/etc when I'm just messing around. Glad to see another grown man with an eight year old's sense of humor.

[rodolfozambrana]

This is the most welcoming presentation to software development I’ve ever seen. If I was just starting it would wipe all fears

[ANDY-kpbc]

I gotta say that this is pretty impressive… not only the way you explain things so clearly but also how simple you make it look like

[fitonitube]

Master programmer and master in delivery/presenting as well. Please, dont think about retirement yet Scott, for we still need your mastery for much longer time.

[venkatagandi]

Scott, the quality stuff you teach is always important to the existing and upcoming devs around the world. Thank you for that.

[ragequilt_]

I love these videos from Scott. It's got me back to being a full-time Windows user. All these videos remind me of what Ryan Bates did for Rails and Ruby with Railscasts. Also thanks for the great video on how to set up Windows Terminal on WSL2.

Can't wait for more of the C# and .Net stuff.

[alexkazz]

It is funny how we want to come back to pre OOP times with simple functions. I love classes but the last few years I have been writing a lot static classes with static functions in C#, looking forward to do it in C# 9. Thanks for the preview! :)

[boysen]

"driving a stick" - brilliant. Joking aside, it is always great to see a master craftsman in action, picking up so many small tips here and there

[ngck]

"You don't necessarily have to go looking for a library just because you want to leftpad a string" 🤣

[eliasdargham]

I didn't know Ryan Reynolds did programming videos on youtube.

[JoeBurnett]

I’m glad YouTube suggested this video and I found your channel. Subscribed, and looking forward to going back and watching your videos!

[JoeHamby]

I love that color in your home office. Looking for some pallets in mine, and really digging yours.

[just]

This was helpful. I did not quite understand everything that sat under the label .net

[boston_rob]

THANK YOU! I've been looking at people trying to explain this in blogs and such for a bit and nothing really stuck with me. Your comparisons to node/express/npm really helped me understand what .Net is

[AiguretDuren]

Scott, thank you for taking the time. Awesome video!

[SpeedyMechnic]

Had to stop at 6:40~, you're doing a great job! love the use of presentation software, and whatever you've done to your terminal I like that too.
I've subscribed and will be checking out your videos.
Thanks man

[thegenxgamerguy]

C# is a particularly fun language to use. 🙂

Also I'm so happy that I can create platform agnostic software with it. Write once, run everywhere. Using an ultra efficient, non-verbose multiparadigm language that takes functional programming as seriously as everything else.

10/10.

[rapchak]

You are quite possibly the most skilled with the keyboard of anyone I can recall in recent memory. It's mesmerizing...