Hi,

I must apologize for not sending any email updates since 2020.

I hope that this email finds you well, and that you’re continuing to thrive in the weird world we find ourselves in these days.

In fact, I can imagine that you might have completely forgotten that you’d subscribed to a email newsletter for The .NET Core Podcast.

Hey everyone!

Firstly, apologies for not sending out newsletters recently. I hope that this one finds you well and that you're staying safe in the current global situation.

I wanted to send a newsletter out as a quick PSA regarding the website. The tl;dr (too long; didn't read) is that the website hasn't been hacked, I've moved web hosts and forgotten to take an HTTP header off.

As 2019 Comes To a Close

Welcome to the first edition of The .NET Core Podcast newsletter for November.

For new subscribers, the format of the newsletter is usually:

.NET Core 3.1 Is Right Around The Corner

Welcome to the first edition of The .NET Core Podcast newsletter for November.

For new subscribers, the format of the newsletter is usually:

• This editorial/intro portion
• A note on ways that you can support the show
• A quick summary of the latest episode
• Information on the next episode
• A random episode from the vault
• A brief on any upcoming events that I’m attending
• Ways to subscribe to the show
• Some links to things that I’ve recently discovered in the community
• Ways to connect with me

First, I need to apologise for the potential sombre feel to this newsletter. Secondly, let me say that no one is injured or hurt in anyway. However, it is with an extremely heavy heart that I must announce that The .NET Core Podcast has go on an indefinite hiatus.

I'm sitting on my couch, typing this out on my phone, so I apologise for any spelling, grammar, or formatting issues in advance.

I returned home from work this evening (only a few hours ago) to find that my home office had flooded. I don't know how, or what the source was, yet. But it destroyed all of my hardware.

Luckily, the raw files for all episodes are backed up off site. This includes the next few episodes. They are only partially edited. IF I can source a laptop, I should be able to finalise editing them. But they wont have transcriptions, the show notes will remain unfinished, and I wont be able to speak for the artwork.

Are you Ready For .NET Core 3.0 Yet?

Welcome to the first edition of The .NET Core Podcast newsletter for September.

For new subscribers, the format of the newsletter is usually:

• This editorial/intro portion
• A note on ways that you can support the show
• A quick summary of the latest episode
• Information on the next episode
• A random episode from the vault
• A brief on any upcoming events that I’m attending
• Ways to subscribe to the show
• Some links to things that I’ve recently discovered in the community
• Ways to connect with me

Prepare for 3.0!

Welcome to the first edition of The .NET Core Podcast newsletter for September.

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Welcome to the second edition of The .NET Core Podcast newsletter for August.

For new subscribers, the format of the newsletter is usually:

• This editorial/intro portion
• A note on ways that you can support the show
• A quick summary of the latest episode
• Information on the next episode
• A random episode from the vault
• A brief on any upcoming events that I’m attending
• Ways to subscribe to the show
• Some links to things that I’ve recently discovered in the community
• Ways to connect with me

This coming weekend will be the one year anniversary of the podcast

Welcome to the first edition of The .NET Core Podcast newsletter for August.

For new subscribers, the format of the newsletter is usually:

• This editorial/intro portion

One Year Anniversary Competition Time

Welcome to The .NET Core Podcast newsletter.

This is a short blast out to all of the newsletter subscribers to let you all know about something special. The short version is that you’re going to want to head over to this link

Welcome to the second edition of The .NET Core Podcast newsletter.

Did you upgrade all of your projects from v1.x to v2.1 (at the very least) yet? If not, then you really should be pushing your clients to let you do this. Without support, your projects could be left in a state where they are susceptible to any and all new issues found.

Anyway, less of that. More of the newsletter. Summer is in full swing, and I hope that you're all able to spend some time away from your keyboards and enjoy the weather. Remember, that taking a vacation is important, regardless of how much of an important cog in the corporate machine you are

July 2019 - Update Your Projects

2019-07 June’s First Edition

A few days ago, a number of .NET Core team members started reminding people that support for 1.x had ended. I took to dev.to and wrote an article reminding folks to upgrade. So I thought I’d start this newsletter with another subtle poke in that direction.

Wait, we've read this one already!

I know, but I was so taken aback by the sheer number of typos and incorrect links that I've decided to send it again (and delete the previous version from the archives).

Please accept my apologies folks. It wont happen again.

June, 2019

April 2019 - 2 of 2

Welcome to the second edition of the newsletter for April - the next newsletter will be sent out on May 14th so look out for that.

Sponsoring The Show

Support for The .NET Core Podcast is provided, in part, by our Patreon supporters. To find out more about them, or to become a supporter of the show head over to our . Did you know that Patreon supporters get early access to full versions of each episode?

April 2019 - 1 of 2

Welcome to the first edition of the newsletter for April - the next newsletter will be sent out on April 23rd so look out for that.

There are no new episodes to announce in this post, folks. I'll explain why after this message:

Sponsoring The Show

March 2019 - 2 of 2

Welcome to the second edition of the newsletter for March - the next newsletter will be sent out on April 2nd so look out for that.

Sponsoring The Show

Support for The .NET Core Podcast is provided, in part, by our Patreon supporters. To find out more about them, or to become a supporter of the show head over to our . Did you know that Patreon supporters get early access to full versions of each episode?

March 2019 - 1 of 2

Welcome to the first edition of the newsletter for March - there will be another sent out on March 19th, so look out for that.

Sponsoring The Show

Support for The .NET Core Podcast is provided, in part, by our Patreon supporters. To find out more about them, or to become a supporter of the show head over to our Supporters. Did you know that Patreon supporters get early access to full versions of each episode?

February 2019 - 3 of 3

Welcome to the third edition of the newsletter for February - there will be another sent out on March 5th, so look out for that.

Latest Episodes

Episode 20 - Xamarin with Jim Bennett

February 2019 - Bonus Email

Hi everyone, I just thought I'd send out a quick bonus email to everyone. Essentially, I noticed a mistake in the previous email and wanted to correct that. PLUS I have some exciting news regarding the latest episode.

First...

Episode 20 - Xamarin with Jim Bennett

February 2019 - 2 of 2

Welcome to the second edition of the newsletter for February - there will be another sent out on March 5th, so look out for that.

Latest Episodes

Episode 19 - The .NET Core Foundation with Jon Galloway

February 2019 - 1 of 2

Welcome to the first edition of the newsletter for February - there will be another sent out on February 19th, so look out for that.

Latest Episodes

Episode 18 - The History of .NET Core with Richard Campbell

January 2019

Since we missed the beginning of January, I'm rolling what would have been both of January's emails into one. So twice the content, with half of the number of emails I guess.

Latest Episodes

Episode 16 - .NET Core FAQs