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<p>Dear &lt;HR person&gt;&nbsp;</p>
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<p>&gt; attached is my resume for the postion of &lt;_.net-developer_&gt; that I recently saw posted on the &lt;job_listing_service&gt;&nbsp;</p>
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<p>+ there is nothing on there it that is going to make you jump up and but take a minute and read this cover to hear me out&nbsp;</p>
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<p>&gt; i can code .net period! // you can trust me, //&nbsp;</p>
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<p>&gt; i recently had another go at the newest .net core incarnation. After intently studying the intro tutorial series @ MVA, I boiled the &lt;lessons learned&gt; there down into my own "little" get started "quickly" guide, I am thinking about calling it &nbsp;"Don's dotnet reduction".</p>
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<p>&gt; Part 1 - is just the basics of what's covered in the beginning of the tutorial series. We build pretty much a "hello world" web app with some notes on what's going on backstage.&nbsp;</p>
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<p>&gt; Part 2 - is where I start to transform this "hello world" app into a "real world" app by adding in some of the goodies that we are going to need to get up and running, including ...</p>
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<p>] memberships&nbsp;</p>
<p>] db connectivity</p>
<p>] tests</p>
<p>] git integration</p>
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<p>&gt; Part 3 - is where I git down to business and &nbsp;</p>
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<p>] deployment&nbsp;</p>
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