Unlike the “desktop packs”, EF6 on.NET Core will not be Windows-Only and will not target *only* desktop apps. You can think about it as its own “data pack” that is cross-platform and can be used on either desktop or ASP.NET Core applications. That said, there might be limitations depending on the availability of a cross-platform ADO.NET provider that you can use with EF6 on.NET Core.

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Jr`s has a nice curves to it. Is always putting jr. Down and that is because he is soo damn jealous of him.

Week 3 picks: Sports writers need a good week to heal their egos. It was a rough week for the News Journal sports guys as Jake Furr and Jon Spencer went 6-4 in last week's picks. February 6th Update: 10.13.4 Beta 2 came out today and it broke compatibility with Thunderbolt 1 & 2 Macs.External GPU functionality now only works with Thunderbolt 3 Macs. Please stay tuned for further development. In the meantime, don’t update to this beta 2 of 10.13.4 if you have a non-TB3 Mac. Watson is hoping his Arrows can catch up to Lex in time for the OCC tournament on Sept. 20 at Mohican Hills in Jeromesville. 'Shout out to Lex,' he said. 'To have (five) score in the 70s is awesome. 56 reviews of Mac & PC Guys 'I hate to be boring and continue the string of five-star reviews, but when someone's good--no, excellent--there's nothing else to do.:-) I brought my iphone with a broken screen to Mac & PC guys after a good bit of.

At this point, Smith, the pro at Westbrook Country Club, said he's more psychologist than swing coach. 'They're all mid-season,' he said of his golfers. 'There's nothing to do with their golf swings. It's getting the ball around the course, learning different shots (to hit) when you're in trouble, not in trouble. 'They've done all the prep work.'

So I don’t really care what you do with.Net. But I would like you update or open source the VB6 programming environment. Auto tune for mac. And how about a transpiler from VB6 to JavaScript. I find nowadays I can do everything I want with VB6 (for Windows) and JavaScript/node.js (for web and mobile applications).

Now Galion travels to Upper Sandusky, another N10 opponent and I think we will see the same result. Tigers win big. JS: Galion got off to a fast start last season but couldn't sustain the success. I like the Tigers in this one.

It’s better in every possible aspect. Please admit that and let go. EF Core has already failed to cater to existing.NET developers who expect it to have feature parity with traditional EF, and will fail to cater to newcomers who might have used more mature ORMs in other platforms. Also: Please, PLEASE make F# a first-class citizen once and for all. Hi, let me start by saying that I like the route that Microsoft goes with.NET Core, ASP.NET Core and.NET Standard. The decision to develop these.NET technologies as open source, cross platform products is absolutely the right way to evolve.NET.

So far we wouldn’t know what type of team we have till we beat Tennessee, who everyone said we’d lose to. Then we dominate them and only did so cause Tenn sucks and gave us the game. In comes MSU, who since UT sucked, we’ll now know what type of team we have since they’re a much better team and we’ll lose to them too.

I’m not sure where you’re going with the comparison to the players from the ’90 team. With the exception of Matthews over Franks, the others are comparable. Willie McClendon was highly regarded, because he was a big back on a 1A high school team, but had a pedestrian career at UF with only about 1,600 total rushing yards in 4 seasons. McNabb was a fullback who had about 600 yards for his career. Now, if you throw in E.

UWP does things in a modern way. The ecosystem has shifted from what WPF satisfied. I have noticed that people who hate UWP possibly hated WPF too when it came out after Windows Forms, and these people are people who value just business logic but have very much disregard for UI design, UX, responsive design and adaptive design. Cancel a process. They only mostly care about the app working, whether it’s intuitive to the user or not. This is a bad mindset. So, basically, the hate shifted from WPF to UWP.

So many questions, and there’s not even a block for it on the Build Live schedule! Thank you for having the wisdom to do this. I was sad to see the side-by-side WPF effort disappear, but this is better.NET Core enabling a fully bundled, possibly natively compiled and tree-shaken set of dependencies is worthy of applause on its own, as is porting EF 6 and supporting dependencies as-is.NET Core still won’t have AppDomains, but being able to run additional processes in.NET Core should at least be less resource intensive than running them in.NET Framework. Overall, this seems well thought-out, and many cheers to everyone involved for making a pragmatic decision that will really help those of us who develop and maintain WPF apps. (I also encourage further investment in WPF once this comes to fruition – you will be on a much better foundation to do that.).