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.NET developers

Norm Johanson
François Bouteruche
Josh Hurley
Steve Roberts

Norm Johanson
“I have the fun job of having all of AWS to play with and building .NET SDK and Tools for AWS. With 10 years done I'm still excited for the future of .NET and AWS.”

Norm Johanson, .NET Lead Engineer, AWS
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François Bouteruche
François Bouteruche is a Senior Developer Advocate at Amazon Web Services, based in Paris. He is a tech enthusiast and international conference presenter with a strong background around .NET development and DevOps philosophy and practices.

Sr. Developer Advocate, Modern Applications, AWS (Paris)
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Josh Hurley
"I love the ARM64 architecture options to run .NET in AWS, be it on virtual machines, containers, or serverless. The ARM64 AWS Graviton2 processor provides up to 40% better price performance over comparable current generation x86-based instances running on Amazon EC2 and AWS Lambda. For those modernizing applications to .NET 6, choosing AWS Graviton helps to lower overall costs."

Josh Hurley, .NET Developer Advocate, AWS
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Steve Roberts
Steve Roberts is a Developer Advocate focused on .NET and PowerShell development on AWS. Based in Seattle, Washington, Steve worked as a Senior Development Engineer on the AWS SDKs and tools for .NET and PowerShell developers. He was the development lead for the AWS Tools for PowerShell and the AWS Tools for Azure DevOps, and also worked on the AWS Toolkits for Visual Studio, and Visual Studio Code, plus the AWS SDK for .NET.

Steve Roberts, Developer Advocate for .NET and PowerShell, AWS
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YouTube Channels

Instructional videos by community members and AWS employees.

Nick Chapsas' YouTube Channel

Hello everybody I’m Nick Chapsas and this is my YouTube channel. I am a Microsoft MVP for Developer Technologies here in London, UK. In this channel I am sharing my C# and .NET knowledge for developers of all skill levels.

All opinions are my own and they do not represent my employer in any way.

Wes Doyle's YouTube Channel

Hi! I'm Wes. I make videos about web development, machine learning, and all disciplines of engineering. I'm also the founder of productivedev.com - my goal is to build a community around the joy of learning and building things. Let me know if there is something you'd like to see on my channel!

Rahul Nath's YouTube Channel

I am a programmer, blogger, Microsoft MVP, AWS Community Builder, and now a YouTuber! I love teaching and try to explain 'Why we do, What we do' by going a level deeper in the things I teach.

Currently, I am working as a Senior Engineer with Oztix in Australia.

.NET on AWS YouTube Playlist

You'll find session videos from AWS Re:Invent and Enterprise Developer Days on this AWS YouTube playlist.

Developer Blogs

By developers, for developers. You'll find everything from step-by-step tutorials to advanced technical articles on .NET on AWS developer blogs

Bryan Hogan's No Dogma Blog

Bryan Hogan is a software architect, blogger, podcaster, Microsoft MVP in developer technologies, Pluralsight author, and AWS Developer Advocate.

Hello, Cloud

Each week, there's a new .NET on AWS tutorial on a different AWS service in this series on David Pallmann's Technology Blog. David Pallmann is an AWS product manager based in DFW Texas.

Steve Roberts' blog

Steve Roberts is a Developer Advocate focused on .NET and PowerShell development on AWS. Based in Seattle, Washington, Steve worked as a Senior Development Engineer on the AWS SDKs and tools for .NET and PowerShell developers.

AWS Developer Tools Blog | .NET

.NET technical articles for developers by AWS engineers, architects, and developer advocates.

AWS Architecture Blog

Architectural articles for architects and developers by AWS engineers, architects, and developer advocates.

Open Source Projects

AWS is invested in .NET open source and is a member of the .NET Foundation

.NET on AWS Github

aws/dotnet

aws/dotnet is the GitHub home for .NET development on AWS. You'll find libraries, tools, and resources to help you build .NET applications and services on AWS.

AWS SDK for .NET

aws/aws-sdk-net

The AWS SDK for .NET enables .NET developers to easily work with Amazon Web Services and build scalable solutions with Amazon S3, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Glacier, and more.

Core WCF

CoreWCF/CoreWCF

Core WCF is a port of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) to .NET Core. The goal of this project is to enable existing WCF projects to move to .NET Core.

Codelyzer

aws/codelyzer

Codelyzer is a framework that provides interfaces to build and analyze source code in various languages and generates a platform-independent representation as a universal abstract syntax tree model or a JSON file.

Porting Assistant for .NET SDK

aws/porting-assistant-dotnet-client

Porting Assistant for .NET provides tools such as Porting Assistant for .NET standalone tool and Porting Assistant for .NET Visual Studio IDE Extension. Both tools provide functionality that scans .NET Framework applications and generates a .NET Core compatibility assessment, helping customers port their applications to Linux faster.

Porting Assistant Dotnet DataStore

aws/porting-assistant-dotnet-datastore

This repository contains the location of data store in S3. The data store contains data files that show package and API compatibility with .NET Core and .NET Standard.

Code translation in Porting Assistant for .NET

aws/cta

The code translation package contains the source of the engine that allow developers to define recommendations to fix incompatible patterns in the source code when porting from .NET Framework to .NET Core or .NET 5.

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