Moving Up To .Net Core 2.0
.Net Core 2.0 is out! It can be considered the version that we've all been waiting for. The .Net Core has officially matured and it's ready to roll.
Most of what makes .Net Core 2.0 exciting can be attributed to the release of .Net Standard 2.0. Creating cross platform libraries and applications now has less boundaries. More of what makes the .Net Framework great can be utilized in .Net Core projects.
There's still room for improvement. .Net Core 2.0 vs. Java performance tests show parts where .Net in general still need some work. For example, .Net's array and regular expressions are always known to be slower than in other platforms. It's important that the .Net team and community continue their R&D in these problem areas.
.Net Core is developing and maturing faster than can be imagined. Key to this is the growth of the .Net Standard itself. Microsoft and the .Net community are doing a fantastic job in this area. Keep up the good work everyone!
Most of what makes .Net Core 2.0 exciting can be attributed to the release of .Net Standard 2.0. Creating cross platform libraries and applications now has less boundaries. More of what makes the .Net Framework great can be utilized in .Net Core projects.
There's still room for improvement. .Net Core 2.0 vs. Java performance tests show parts where .Net in general still need some work. For example, .Net's array and regular expressions are always known to be slower than in other platforms. It's important that the .Net team and community continue their R&D in these problem areas.
.Net Core is developing and maturing faster than can be imagined. Key to this is the growth of the .Net Standard itself. Microsoft and the .Net community are doing a fantastic job in this area. Keep up the good work everyone!
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