.netframework or .NET core which one to choose

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Hi, I want to work on mvc .net project but I do not know should i use .netframe work or .net core. My new project will be customer management system and it will use Sql Server at back end.

Please give me some hints which plate form to choose?

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It is going to be a new project and I just want to know which one is better .netframe work or .net core

Posted 15-Nov-23 15:03pm

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Graeme_Grant · Answer 1 · 2023-11-15T16:49:00

There are many of reasons to go .Net Core. Some of the key benefits are:
* Highly optimised without the legacy support that .Net Framework suffers from
* Highly performant
* multi OS support
* minimal API support
* Blazor support
* .Net Framework is reaching end of life; .Net Core has major focus going forward.
* and much more

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