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.NET Core an Overview

  • Imagine a toolbox, filled with versatile tools that let you craft almost anything. In the digital world, you've got .NET Core.
  • .NET Core is an open-source, cross-platform framework from Microsoft. Unlike its predecessor, the .NET Framework, which was limited to Windows, .NET Core can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
  • And that's just scratching the surface. With its flexibility, community support, and Microsoft's backing, .NET Core is a solid choice for modern-day developers. Dive in, and you might find it's the toolbox you've been looking for.
  • With .NET Core, developers can build a wide range of applications, including:
    • Web Apps: With .NET Core, we can craft beautiful websites or complex web applications.
    • Mobile Apps: Whether it's for Android or iOS.
    • Desktop Apps: Traditional software for your computer with modern UI with the help of .NET Core.
    • Cloud Services: Scale your apps for millions using cloud platforms.
    • Microservices: Small, independent services that work together.
    • Games: Yes, even fun and engaging games are possible with .NET Core.
    • IoT: Bring even home appliances online. And many other electronics.
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.NET Core vs .NET framework

The .NET ecosystem has two major players: .NET Core and .NET Framework. Understanding their differences is a must
when deciding which to use for a project.

.NET Core is a modern, cross-platform, open-source framework designed to serve the evolvingneeds of developers.

While .NET Framework is a tried-and-true framework that's been around for a while, .NET Framework is Windows-specific and has a rich set of features for developers familiar with the Windows ecosystem.

One of the primary differences lies in platform support. .NET Core thrives across Windows, macOS, and Linux while .NET Framework is tailored mainly for Windows.

.NET Core often boasts better performance due to its optimized design. On the other hand, the .NET Framework offers stability, albeit sometimes without the latest performance tweaks.

.NET Core is modular, making it lightweight and flexible for diverse projects. In contrast, the .NET Framework provides more out-of-the-box functionality, reducing the initial setup time for certain applications.

Your choice between .NET Core and .NET Framework should hinge on your project's requirements. Opt for .NET Core for a modern touch, cross-platform functionality, and heightened performance. Meanwhile, if your focus lies primarily on the Windows platform and you wish to make use of extensive pre-existing libraries, the .NET Framework is the way to go.

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ASP.NET Core and its Advantages

  • Imagine a ASP.NET Core is a cross-platform, open-source framework for creating web applications developed by Microsoft and is based on .NET Core. It is actually a revamped version of the classic ASP.NET framework but with many new features!
  • Another very usable feature of ASP.NET Core is that it's modular and flexible. Unlike the old ASP.NET framework, which was rather inflexible, ASP.NET Core is designed to be easily customizable. We can swap out different components and libraries as needed which makes it easier to build unique web applications.
  • ASP.NET Core also performs significantly better than the traditional ASP.NET as can handle more traffic and perform better. It also has many excellent security features built-in.
  • It is a good choice for building modern web applications. And you are at the right place to deploy and run the .NET Core application here!

ASP.NET Core Hosting FAQs

You will utilize the custom-built control panel provided by our ASP.NET Core hosting service to deploy and manage your applications. Ensure you follow the panel's guidelines and documentation for seamless deployment.

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You are completely allowed to integrate any e-commerce solution of your choice, provided it is compatible with ASP.NET Core and SQL Server.

No. Unless the traffic is non-human.

5 GB.

No. Unless the connections are from non-humans.

Yes. You can use any compatible version of EF Core with your ASP.NET Core application hosted here.

.NET 6, .NET 7, .NET 8.

You can use all default framework features and any trusted module or library.

Yes.

You can use any trusted third-party package with your .NET Core application for Error Tracking and Performance Monitoring.

Yes. Microsoft SQL Server 2022 is supported.

To start the development of .NET applications, it is necessary to download and install .NET SDK and Runtime (Software Development Kit). You can use the following official link to download the .NET SDK's and Runtimes version of your choice. .NET download

.NET Core & ASP.NET Core FAQs

.NET Core is a cross-platform and open-source application development framework from Microsoft.

.NET Core is used for building web, desktop, mobile, IoT, cloud, and microservices applications.

.NET was formerly .NET Core, while .NET Framework is a Windows-only framework. .NET Core (now renamed to just .NET + version number like .NET 7, .NET 8) is cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS).

No, .NET Core is a framework and runtime environment, while C# is a programming language used within that framework. You can use C# to write code for .NET Core applications.

While .NET Core is primarily used for backend framework. It can be used for both backend and frontend development (using Blazor). It is a popular choice for building enterprise web applications, microservices (using ASP.NET Core), and desktop applications.

ASP.NET Core is a cross-platform, open-source, and high-performance framework for building modern web apps and services.

Yes, ASP.NET is a web framework under .NET Core, while .NET Core is a cross-platform framework that includes ASP.NET Core for web development.

Yes, ASP.NET Core can be used for full-stack development, handling both backend logic and frontend views.

You'll need a foundational knowledge of C# and basic web development concepts to start with ASP.NET Core.

The error message means that Visual Studio Code could not find a .NET Core project in the current folder. This can happen for various reasons. Sometimes restarting VS Code fixes this error.

Open a command prompt and run the following command: dotnet --version

Yes.

In ASP.NET Core, the startup class contains the configuration code for the application. It is typically named Startup.cs and you can find it in the root directory of the project.
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