ASP. NET 5, an open-source edition released by Microsoft: supports running on Windows, Mac, and Linux

ASP. NET 5, an open-source edition released by Microsoft: supports running on Windows, Mac, and Linux

In today's blog, Scott Guthrie announced ASP. NET 5. The biggest change it brings is the first open-source version that supports cross-platform since its birth in the past 15 years. As part of Visual Studio CTP 6, this popular Web development application framework is now able to run on Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms. This update also brings about other significant changes, including dynamic development of code changes, NuGet dependency management, new options of configuration management, dependency integration, and faster HTTP performance without recompilation.

Apart from using the. NET core on Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms, the biggest change to APS. NET is the open source package. Although the changes in other aspects are not very large, they are worth your attention. For example:

▪MVC:ASP. ET 5 brings MVC, Web API, and Web Pages together to consolidate and simplify model view programming.

▪Supports cloud configuration (clou-ready configuration ):This means that ASP. NET developers can say goodbye to Web. Config and replace it with JSON, XML, or Environment variable (Environment Variables.

▪Supported NuGet:In addition, you can use the NuGet package to streamline and optimize dependency management ).

Interested users can click the link below to learn more.

: Visual Studio 2015 CTP 6
 

[Compiled from: WinBeta, via: ScottGu's Blog]