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Comprehensive guide to ASP.NET Core (.NET): features, evolution, architecture, and application development. It comprises the concept of Middleware, custom middleware implementation, Routing and its type with implementation, Dependency Injection, Service, It's type and Registering a Service.

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ASP.NET Core (.NET)

ASP.NET Core is a modern, high-performance, and cross-platform web framework used to build cloud-based and internet-connected applications.


🚀 Key Features

ASP.NET Core (.NET) is:

  • Web Framework
  • Open Source
  • Cross-Platform
  • Modular
  • Cloud Optimized

It runs on top of .NET Core and the unified .NET platform, which supports:

  • Windows
  • Linux
  • macOS

.NET Core was written from scratch to be:

  • Lightweight
  • Fast
  • Modular
  • Cross-Platform
  • Long-Term Support (LTS)

📌 .NET Core Versions

🔹 .NET Core 1.0

Initial Release – June 2016

Key features:

  • Initial release of .NET Core
  • Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux)
  • Introduction of Command-Line Interface (CLI)
  • CoreCLR (Common Language Runtime)
  • CoreFX (Foundational framework libraries)
  • Support for ASP.NET Core
  • NuGet package manager for dependency management

🔹 .NET 8

LTS Release – November 2023

Major enhancements:

  • Performance improvements
  • C# 12 integration
  • Improved JSON handling
  • ASP.NET Core improvements
  • .NET MAUI enhancements
  • Cryptography and security improvements
  • Enhanced AI and Machine Learning support
  • Extended Native AOT (Ahead-of-Time) compilation

Note:
The .NET ecosystem continues to evolve, with new versions introducing additional features beyond .NET 6 and .NET 8.


🧩 .NET Core Composition

.NET Core consists of the following components:

  • CLI Tools
    Tools for development, build, and deployment.

  • Roslyn
    The .NET Compiler Platform for C# and VB.

  • CoreFX
    A set of framework libraries that provide base functionality.

  • CoreCLR
    A JIT-based Common Language Runtime responsible for:

    • Garbage Collection
    • Memory Management
    • Machine Code Compilation

🛠️ Types of Applications You Can Build with ASP.NET Core

ASP.NET Core can be used to develop:

🌐 Web Applications

  • ASP.NET Core MVC
  • Web API
  • Razor Pages
  • Microservices

📱 Mobile Applications

💻 Console Applications

🖥️ Desktop Applications

(Supported from .NET Core 3.0 onwards)

🌍 IoT Applications

📊 Machine Learning (ML) Applications

🎮 Gaming Applications

☁️ Cloud Applications

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