WHAT IS .NET CORE?
.NET Core is the reimagining of the mature and respected .NET framework by Microsoft as well as many of technologies built upon it. Developed with the three focuses of Open-Source, Cross Platform and simplification of code linking them together through a single shared code-base. This has been done all while keeping the various enterprise level and security features that the previous .NET’s reputation was built upon.
WHY LEARN C# AND .NET CORE?
C# is one of the most versatile programming languages, making it a must when writing for desktop apps, background services, web applications and even mobile apps. The versatility is crucial because the investment in learning this language can be used for a wide range of things, making your skill set very portable in the job market. And now with .NET Core working brilliantly on MacOS and Linux, there is no limit to what can be achieved.
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Web & Software Development
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Scientific Computation
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Common uses of .Net Core
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Data Science
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Video Game Development
FEATURES OF .NET CORE
1. FREE & OPEN–SOURCE
All components of .NET Core have been developed with community involvement on Github. This means that the features and implications directly reflect the skills of the developers as well as the desires of the entire community.
2. SECURE
Being based on the original .NET platform and backed by industry leader Microsoft, .NET Core continues to keep the security standard that many companies came to respect in its original design with its own port of the esteemed Microsoft Identity library.
3. CROSS PLATFORM
Breaking the mold and throwing off the mantle of past expectations, Microsoft developed .NET Core from its initial conception to be completely XPlatform and support all major systems for both development and code execution.
4. MODULAR
With the integration of NuGet, the .NET Core system is built to be completely modular requiring the importing of smaller packages rather than one large assembly that contains most all core functionality. These packages are contained as feature centric blocks to allow for more of an agile development model.