Mark Coleman

Mark Coleman is a full stack developer focusing on the latest in web technologies. Mark enjoys learning about new programming trends. Mark also likes to share his knowledge by attending local development groups and blogging (kramnameloc.com) about programming topics. When Mark is not absorbing everything development he enjoys photography, anything pertaining to The Simpsons, and a part time craft beer/bacon aficionado.

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hello dot net from OS X

Old news to some, but trying it out finally. C_LOG_17

Tonight I am going to install dot net core on os x. There is an official guide on the github page that looks promising so let's go through the steps and see where we end up.

The guide relies on homebrew which helps easily install packages for os x. If you need to install it simply run the command.

ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL . . .

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Posted in: c#cloglearningosx

December 16, 2015

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