.Net Core is available to begin development on, with the module for Visual Studio 2015 being pushed out to people over the past week.
Personally we won't be upgrading older projects to .Net Core just yet, we may do so if development continues. Although a new project as of today will start with .Net Core.
I'm excited to use it. The new folder structure makes much more sense and everything seems more usable, bearing in mind I've only looked at the default starter files so far.
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.Net Core is available to begin development on, with the module for Visual Studio 2015 being pushed out to people over the past week.
Personally we won't be upgrading older projects to .Net Core just yet, we may do so if development continues. Although a new project as of today will start with .Net Core.
I'm excited to use it. The new folder structure makes much more sense and everything seems more usable, bearing in mind I've only looked at the default starter files so far.
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