- It was mentioned in the previous .NET Core RC2 release article..NET Standard LibraryIt is actually one of the manifestations of the .NET Platform Standard.
- A .NET application is platform-dependent because of the .NET framework which is only able to run on the Windows-based operating system.
- Exploring the .NET platforms that prompted .NET Core. If you’re a .NET developer, chances are you’re already familiar with the .NET Framework.
- The Microsoft.NET Core Framework is a free, open-source and managed framework for all major platforms, in this post we will export the.NET Core Versions history.
- The .NET implementation support presents the list of the minimum platform versions that support each .NET Standard version.
- Home of the open source .NET platform. .NET Platform has 258 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
- Simplify and speed up your .NET development with Uno Platform, the open-source GUI framework for building seamless, cross-platform .NET applications.
- It was even a selling point from Microsoft when it was released, as it would allow people to take .NET cross-platform, and have it run in a lot of places.
- Cross platform, open source .NET framework. Mono is a software platform designed to allow developers to easily create cross platform applications.
- Now all this .NET Platform Standard library stuff is nice and definitely an improvement over the current PCL model, but there is a problem.