Tony Surma

I have a .Net core (netstandard) port of this [in a fork](https://github.com/tonysurma/AlexaSkillsKit.NET/tree/dotnetcore) that initially is working for me but I will test further before declaring success beyond *It works on...

verified it is working on azure just now, up next AWS Lambda verification (but if it works on .net core it should on another)

@stefann42 yes it is! I moved the version to 1.6 (no reason other than it needed to be a different version. in .NET Core it comes from the csproj now...

thank you @szymczakk for posting that. I hadn't gotten to that step yet. I had been using a custom nuget feed entry that pointed to a local folder where I...

@szymczakk I made a `SampleCore ` project [here](https://github.com/tonysurma/AlexaSkillsKit.NET/tree/dotnetcore/AlexaSkillsKit.SampleCore) to demonstrate that and included commit(s) that showed each step to 'upgrade' the Sample to Core. The trick for that I recall...

@szymczakk no worries, I will try to look at that a bit later. Can you see the response you are sending from your code and are you sure you got...

got it @szymczakk - just looked through the code and nothing stood out (looked at startup, controller, speechlet) and all looks good with no gotchas. I also reverified my deployment...

It's been a bit since I did the self hosting (I do updates now to deployed instances in Azure App Service websites) but I recall following this guide. I recall...

hmmm, let me look and compare - hopefully there is something there

gotcha - yeah. My response from an app on the same build of the framework looks like this (removing a few specific bits) `{ "version": "1.0", "response": { "outputSpeech": {...