- Zero Install Bootstrapper – Part 1 - using Zero Install without having to install it
- Zero Install Bootstrapper – Part 2 - how the Bootstrapper manages to be a GUI app and a command-line tool at the same time
- .NET backward compatibility – Part 1 - the history of .NET versioning: runtime (CLR), base libraries (BCL) and the C# and VB languages
- .NET backward compatibility – Part 2 - Different versions of the .NET Framework are considered in-place upgrades of each other. The
asyncfeature depends on specific BCL classes and uses compiler "magic" for the rest. - .NET backward compatibility – Part 3 - how library versioning and dependency management works in the .NET world
- .NET backward compatibility – Part 4 - building NuGet packages that target multiple .NET Framework versions.
