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Well, .Net Core started as a subset of .Net Framework APIs. Now that they're adding a lot of them back with .Net Core 2.0 and 3.0, it's no longer accurate. Tho

by svick 8y ago

Well, .Net Core started as a subset of .Net Framework APIs. Now that they're adding a lot of them back with .Net Core 2.0 and 3.0, it's no longer accurate. Though ASP.NET Core was never really a subset of ASP.NET.

WorldMaker 8y ago
.NET Core was never a pure subset of .NET Framework API: it broke compatibility in some places, and it had new features/capabilities in others, leaving the full .NET Framework to catch up on those. (There's an interesting overview of some of that in the histories of the .NET Standard versions < 2, when it sometimes felt unsure if the Full .NET Framework would be .NET Standard compatible, because .NET Core had the wheel on .NET Standard.)