.NET Core
The recently released .NET Core by Microsoft has become one of the most trending and admirable frameworks for web application development among many .NET software development companies.. this framework consists of ASP.NET, Runtime, C#, ML.NET, AOT, GC, JIT, Base Class Library, VB.NET, Entity Framework, Xamarin, WinForms, F#, and WPF.
.NET Core 3.1 has offered several benefits to the developer, for instance, it is lighter, and quicker, which makes it perfect for cloud installations where density and speed are essential factors to consider. This will surely make it much simpler for coders to port desktop applications to .NET Core. However, .NET Core 3.1 is not considered as the functionality of the .NET Framework.
Let’s look at few expert opinions on .Net core that why it is dominating trend.
According to Shiv Gupta, CEO of ncrementors Web Solutions says “Recently Microsoft has released the .NET Core which is becoming one of the popular frameworks in the current market. It includes various features such as AOT, Runtime, Base Class Library, ASP.NET, C#, etc. It is smaller and faster which makes it ideal for cloud installations where density and speed are important. The framework has the ability to fast JSON reading and writing and supports HTTP/2 that makes it much easier for developers to port desktop applications to .NET Core.”
According to Laura Fuentes, Operator of Infinity Dish says “.Net Core by Microsoft has become extremely popular. Its fast speeds and small size are ideal for cloud applications. Blazor Framework is another option that is trending now and will continue to do so. It is straightforward and developer-friendly, and as a bonus doesn’t require any plugins to operate. A third trending choice is Azure Cloud due to t it’s massive storage capacity and the ability to access that data from pretty much anywhere.”