Interview Tips: Dot NET Framework vs Net CORE



Interview Tips: Dot NET Framework vs Net CORE


.NET Framework

What:  It's a software development framework created by Microsoft, mainly used for building Windows applications.

Why:  It has been around for a long time and is very reliable for building large, complex applications especially for enterprises.

How:  You use it to build applications that run exclusively on Windows, making use of a vast array of built-in libraries and features.

Why Not:  It can't be used for cross-platform applications, so if you need your application to run on other operating systems like macOS or Linux, .NET Framework isn't the right choice.


.NET Core

What:  It's a newer, open-source, and cross-platform framework from Microsoft, designed for modern app development.

Why:  It's lightweight, high-performance, and can run on multiple operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux).

How:  You use it to build modern, scalable, and quickly deployable applications, especially cloud-based ones.

Why Not:  It's still relatively new compared to .NET Framework, so some legacy applications might not work on .NET Core without modifications.



Summary Point

-- Use .NET Framework for traditional Windows-based applications and large enterprise systems that rely on Windows-specific features.

-- Use .NET Core for modern, scalable, and cross-platform applications, especially if you plan to deploy in cloud environments. 



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