[dba-Tech] That's what .NET Core does - that's fantastic! :)

[Jim Lawrence]

Hi Shamil:

Excellent work. As to why the difference in size, I can not guess. There are whole operating systems, with a full GUI that are around 60MB...Isn't the professional version of Windows10, with all the bells and whistles and huge chunks of legacy code, only 50GB?

Are you using Azure or another Cloud? Will you be using Github (private or public) or a private Git?

Jim  

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Subject: Re: [dba-Tech]  That's what .NET Core does - that's fantastic! :)

Hi Jim et al --

I have just installed VS2017 Community Edition on a cloud VM and I have compiled a set of my customer solutions - all worked well. VS2017 on first glance seems to be working much better than VS2015.

For VS2017 I haven't installed the features to develop mobile apps and UWP apps  - this part of setup weights about 30GB! 
And the setup to develop desktop apps, ASP.NET (Core) apps etc. is just about 7GB.


-- Shamil


>Thursday, April  6, 2017 7:34 PM +03:00 from Jim Lawrence <accessd at shaw.ca>:
>
>Hi Shamil:
>
>I have the core edition installed on a couple of my machines (Linux). I think it is only the community Windows edition wrapped in a shell. It is a very good editor considering the competition and price. ;-) I have been using my version for a couple of years now but maybe the new edition has a host of new features.
>
>Jim 
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>Subject: [dba-Tech] That's what .NET Core does - that's fantastic! :)
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>Hi All --
>
>What the 3+ minutes funny video on the referred below page (this topic title is from this video - this is no that I'm that excited :) ):
>Video: Installing .NET Core and Visual Studio 2017
>https://www.microsoft.com/net/core#windowsvs2017
>
>MS is definitely changing their business model (to the better).
>
>Have you got VS2017 already? It looks like its Professional Edition is free? Or just Community Edition? Do you know?
>
>Thank you.
>
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>Салахетдинов Шамиль
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