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> a single streamlined product. Problem is, the past will remain with us in every book, code example or stackoverflow answer. As a beginner you need to underst
by goto11 6y ago
> a single streamlined product.
Problem is, the past will remain with us in every book, code example or stackoverflow answer. As a beginner you need to understand the difference between .net framework and .net core because any blog post or tutorial will reference one or the other. Now people start calling it .net 5 or .net 6 instead of core, but you have to understand that this is incompatible with ".net framework" or ".net 4".
- manigandham 6y agoThis is a problem for every language stack. .NET has been around for 20 years, there's no way to have the rest of the web constantly update everything. The official documentation helps by being very thorough and gets you pretty far without needing other research.
- ethbr0 6y ago> because any blog post or tutorial will reference one or the other Or neither, if it was written before Core (in which case it's Framework).