Building on the rapid growth in the refactored and reinvigorated .NET Core, Microsoft aims to have many existing .NET Framework 4.8 APIs and features run on .NET 5, along with new APIs and services.

Because .Net Core is lightweight and fast, it enjoys significant advantages over the more complex .Net Framework. However, because it doesn’t support many familiar libraries and extensions ...

Its ASP.NET and Entity Framework cousins are used for Web and data-driven development, respectively. Although it has been around for a couple of years, .NET Core got a big boost with last year's ...

Let me be clear about the new .NET Core testing framework, xUnit: It's an alternative, not a replacement for MSTest, the .NET Core version of the framework you're familiar with from earlier versions ...