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Differences between the DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core

In this article, we will discuss What sets apart the DOT NET Framework from the DOT NET Core? or DOT NET Framework vs DOT NET Core. Visit - @ https://www.sapphiresolutions.net/blog/what-sets-apart-the-dot-net-framework-from-the-dot-net-core

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Differences between the DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core

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  1. Sapphire Software Solutions What sets apart the DOT NET Framework from the DOT NET Core

  2. Microsoft has developed two software development frameworks, DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core, used to design and execute applications. Even though they are pretty similar, many things separate them. In this piece, we'll examine these variations and discover their origins. Introduction to DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core Microsoft first made available the DOT NET Framework in 2002. It gave developers a reliable platform to build Windows programs, web services, and other kinds of software. The DOT NET Framework's vast class library and runtime environment helped it become extensively used and popular among developers. On the other hand, DOT NET Core is a more recent development platform that Microsoft unveiled in 2016. DOT NET Core was created from the ground up to overcome some of the constraints and difficulties encountered by the DOT NET Framework. It was intended to be the DOT NET Framework's cross-platform, lightweight, modular replacement.

  3. 1. Platform Compatibility Platform compatibility is one of the most significant differences between the DOT NET Framework and the DOT NET Core. The DOT NET Framework is heavily integrated into the Windows environment and mainly targets Windows operating systems. It is incompatible with non-Windows systems like Linux and macOS since it depends on Windows-specific APIs and libraries. As a result, DOT NET Framework-based apps can only be used with Windows-based computers. 2. Application Deployment Models  The models used for deploying applications vary between the DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core. The DOT NET Framework employs a method known as global installation, in which the framework is deployed on the target system, and applications created using it rely on the installed version. Versioning conflicts and compatibility concerns between various apps using the same system might sometimes result from this installation requirement. 3. Performance and Optimization Performance is another area where the DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core diverge. The Common Language Runtime (CLR), which has a Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler, is used by the DOT NET Framework. At runtime, the JIT compiler converts Intermediate Language (IL) code into native machine code, which may add overhead and slow down program starting times.

  4. 4. Size and Footprint Due to its vast class library and dependence on Windows components, the DOT NET Framework is quite extensive. An application's size and footprint are crucial considerations, mainly when a small file size or rapid deployment is necessary. Applications created using the DOT NET Framework tend to have bigger disk footprints, making them less appropriate for situations with limited storage or network bandwidth. 5. Development and Release Cycle The DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core have different development and release cycles. The DOT NET Framework adheres to a conventional release process in which minor changes and new features are combined into significant releases, and the framework is seldom updated. New features and bug fixes may sometimes not be made available immediately because of this release cycle.

  5. 6. Support for Technologies and Workloads Although the DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core both use the same set of programming languages and frameworks, there are some distinctions in the technologies and workloads that each supports. A larger ecosystem and various libraries, components, and frameworks, many of which are designed specifically for Windows, are supported by the DOT NET Framework. 7. Long-term Support and Compatibility The compatibility and long-term support of the DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core are significant additional differences. Since it has been used for over 20 years, the DOT NET Framework is regarded as a mature and reliable platform. Long-term support (LTS) from Microsoft for the DOT NET Framework will guarantee the delivery of crucial bug fixes and security updates for a predetermined time. 8. Cloud-Native Development To support cloud-native programming, DOT NET Core was created. It offers improved assistance for creating containerized apps and microservices-based architectures. It works nicely with orchestrators like Kubernetes and container technologies like Docker. Thanks to DOT NET Core's lower footprint and modular architecture, applications may be deployed in cloud settings, where scalability, efficiency, and resource usage are crucial.

  6. 9. Entity Framework Core Microsoft offers the Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) framework Entity Framework for DOT NET applications' data access. Entity Framework (EF) for the DOT NET Framework and Entity Framework Core (EF Core) for DOT NET Core are variants of Entity Framework. Even though both versions provide comparable capabilities, EF Core is suggested for new projects and cross-platform development. 10. Community and Third-Party Support The DOT NET Framework has been around for a while, and it has a sizable and established community of third-party libraries and developers. The DOT NET Framework has a large ecosystem of libraries, frameworks, and tools created especially for it, making it simpler to obtain answers, examples, and help for various development jobs.

  7. Conclusion The DOT NET Framework and DOT NET Core are two separate software development platforms, each with unique features and capabilities. The DOT NET Framework is a Windows-centric platform with a sizable ecosystem, deep Windows integration, and a worldwide installation approach. ON THE OTHER HAND, the DOT NET Core platform is cross-platform, modular, and lightweight. Both the .Net development servicesprovide a better performance, a reduced environmental impact, self-contained deployments, and a more regular release schedule.

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