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Razor Pages for HTML, Controllers for APIs by K. Scott Allen odetocode.com/blogs/scott/ar… #AspNetCore

New Pluralsight Course - ASP.NET MVC 5 Fundamentals by K. Scott Allen dotnetkicks.com/r/450885?url=h… #dotnet via DotNetKicks

Thoughts on 'Are We Done Yet?' by K. Scott Allen buff.ly/2LPgAAB

Great post by K. Scott Allen on #Wasm and #Blazor odetocode.com/blogs/scott/ar…

The Pluralsight #AspNetCore learning path is an awesome place to get started learning about .NET Core 3.0 and ASP .NET Core 3.0, including great content from K. Scott Allen, Shawn Wildermuth - @wildermuth.com on bsk, Steve Gordon Roland Guijt and yours truly. app.pluralsight.com/paths/skills/a… #dotnetconf #netcore

So awesome to see ⁦K. Scott Allen⁩ in person and learn about .net core 3 at ⁦Capital Area .NET UG⁩

Sobering comments by K. Scott Allen re #Blazor odetocode.com/blogs/scott/ar…

One of the highlights of... well, of everything... our ritual Indonesian meal in Amsterdam! I would note that our group continues to grow every time, ever since first having dinner here with Reindert-Jan Ekker (@[email protected]) two years ago. #JeffAndJonsExcellentAdventure #SoMuchGloriousFood

Techorama workshops (1) started with Pinal Dave Dominick Baier K. Scott Allen Kathleen Dollard 🚀

The Blazor Bet buff.ly/2lnn1lo via K. Scott Allen

Finally ⁦K. Scott Allen⁩ live ⁦TechoramaNL⁩ #mtech #ordina

Totally agree with this: .NET Core Opinion 14 - Razor Pages for HTML, Controllers for APIs odetocode.com/blogs/scott/ar… via K. Scott Allen

UseNodeModules Updated for .NET Core 3 by K. Scott Allen dotnetkicks.com/r/454302?url=h… #dotnet via DotNetKicks

Scott Allen (K. Scott Allen), Microsoft Regional Director & MVP, CTO of Medisolv Inc, Consultant, Trainer & co-host of the podcast Herding Code will be joining us on 10/17 at 2 p.m ET for a 30 min #FreeWebinar on 'Opinionated ASP.Net Core' bit.ly/2ASqooe

“Most people won't see much risk in moving to .NET Core these days. Blazor, on the other hand, doesn't have a clear path to success” — The Blazor Bet by K. Scott Allen: buff.ly/33sOket