.NET Framework and .NET Core (now .NET 6 and later) are platforms for developing applications across different operating systems. .NET Framework caters mainly to desktop applications with extensive libraries, while .NET Core focuses on cloud-based applications and microservices with a lighter deployment process. The .NET Framework has reached its end of life with version 4.8, whereas .NET Core continues to receive ongoing updates and is designed for modern hardware.

1. INTRODUCTION TO
.NET FRAMEWORK
AND .NET CORE

2. .NET FRAMEWORK VS
.NET CORE
01.
02.
OVERVIEW
KEY DIFFERENCES
Both platforms are used to develop applications for Windows,
macOS, and Linux.
They cater to different types of applications and have distinct
features.
Target audiences
Supported programming languages
Libraries and frameworks
Performance
Deployment
End of Life (EOL)

3. Aspect .NET Framework
.NET Core (now .NET 6 and
later)
Target Audiences
Desktop applications,
Windows-based services
Cloud-based applications,
microservices
Programming Languages C#, Visual Basic, F#, C++ C#, F#
Libraries and Frameworks
Extensive range of libraries
and frameworks
Smaller selection, newer
platform
Performance
Optimized for older hardware
and software
Designed for modern
hardware and software,
generally faster
Deployment
More complex, requires
numerous components
Lightweight, easier to deploy
End of Life (EOL)
Version 4.8 is the last major
version, no new features,
continued support
Ongoing updates, future of
.NET
KEY DIFFEERNCES

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