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With respect, if you don't understand why .Net Standard exists, you've really no business wanting it to die. For now, it's a vital bridge between .Net Framewor
by topbanana 7y ago
With respect, if you don't understand why .Net Standard exists, you've really no business wanting it to die.
For now, it's a vital bridge between .Net Framework and .Net Core. It's something I make use of regularly.
- Someone1234 7y agoThe post you replied to said exactly why it exists and explained why it no longer needs to exist after this (.Net 5) change. Even Microsoft's own graphic on the linked page makes .Net Standard's irrelevance obvious.
- BuckRogers 7y agoThe graphic in the link is merely truncated from the rest of the .Net ecosystem. It's not redundant as it might appear in the image, libraries targeting the .Net Standard will run on Framework/Core/.Net 5+.