.NET Core or .NET Framework - which one is right for you?
08 Jun 2016
.NET Core RC2 has been released just recently and while things have somewhat stabilised, there’s still a lot of confusion around the differences between spanking new .NET Core and the older but more stable .NET Framework.
Sure, Microsoft dudes try to clear things up by shooting videos like this one - ‘Episode 420: Nick Landry on .NET Framework and .NET Core’, but there’s a lot of noise in those videos and if you’re anything like me, you’d rather read a short and sweet summary than to spend 20 minutes listening to those guys chit chat.
.NET Framework in its present shape and form with all its various versions can be confusing, if not overwhelming. That’s why I wrote a short guide into key differences between these two, hope it helps to figure out whether you should jump on the bandwagon.
Here’s the download link, let me know what you think in the comments or via email art at nimblegecko com.
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I hope this guide helped you to decide whether .NET Core is right for your project.
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