.Net
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- tags
- Microsoft, Programming, Open Source
NET is a developer platform with tools and libraries for building any type of app, including
- web,
- mobile,
- microservices.
- desktop,
- games,
- IoT,
- cloud,
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/ Create beautiful apps and scalable cloud services, faster and easier with the free, open-source platform that’s loved by developers and trusted by organizations.
Languages supported #
How .Net source code to Native code #
.NET “managed” code works the same way; the .exe files contain CIL which ngen can convert to native code during installation, or which can be run directly on the .NET runtime.
Difference between .Net vs .Net Core? #
.NET Core is a newer version of the .NET domain that addresses the limitation of the .NET Framework. .NET Core is a cross-platform framework that can be run for
- Windows,
- macOS, and
- Linux. Moreover, it is open-source and accepts contributions from the developer’s community.
4.8 will be the last .Net Framework #
.NET Framework is what it is. The current version of .NET Framework, 4.8, is supposed to be the last version of .NET Framework. There will be no more new versions of .NET Framework planned in the future.
After 5.0 .Net Framework and .Net Core will be merged #
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In November 2020, Microsoft released .NET 5.0, dropping the “Core” branding. The most recent version, .NET 6.0, was released in November 2021, with 7.0 expected in November 2022. Despite this, for clarity, this article will continue to leverage the “Core” branding to differentiate .NET Core vs. .NET Framework.
The good thing about the two frameworks is their ability to share codes and many components when requested. Yet, the .NET Core and the .NET Framework differences must be analyzed before choosing a .NET development company for your next project.
.Net Ecosystem #
