The ones that are disappearing from Kre to XRE:ASP.NET 5

A few days ago wrote a blog in the 5 of those k, just the k in ASP. NET 5 to understand some, yesterday found that Microsoft is letting those k disappear.

The first is found in the git log of kruntime:

* Runtime Renaming (2015-1-17)-Rename KLR to Dotnet-support both dotnet_ and kre_ prefixed env vars-simplify dotnet USA GE in Kpm-change HelloWorld tests-use dotnet in order-test new code Path-rename runtime packages, add OS name to R Untime Package Names-fix coreclr/dotnet crash when no--appbase are given-rename kre prefixes to dotnet in Web.config-re Name variables based on runtime Renaming-rename runtime home structure from. Kre/packages to. Dotnet/runtimes-try%userp Rofile% before global installation path when search for runtime during KPM pack

In Kruntime's code, Kre and KLR's name were changed to dotnet.

Found this morning:

• Kvm.cmd (kvm.sh) in Build.cmd (build.sh) was changed to Dotnetsdk.cmd (dotnetsdk.sh). (This is the rhythm of the KVM to be killed)
• %userprofile%\.kpm\packages was also changed to%userprofile%\.dotnet\packages. (Does KPM also have to be killed)

This afternoon again found even Kruntime was renamed, changed to Xre (Cross-platform Runtime SDK), Https://github.com/aspnet/XRE.

The. NET Cross-platform Runtime SDK (. NET Xre) contains the code required to bootstrap and run an application, including t He compilation system, SDK tools, and the native CLR hosts.

Is it because K also stands for "pit" meaning that Microsoft does not want to be misread by everyone?

Of course not, this is the official version of the ASP. NET 5 before the release, Microsoft started on the ASP. NET 5 (further to be said to be right. NET) to make large adjustments to the signal.

Project K, after all, is only an ASP. NET Vnext, and it was probably just to achieve the cross-platform of ASP. Kruntime difficult to bear this responsibility, Xruntime (Cross-platform Runtime) came into being, this is. NET is entering a clearer signal in the cross-platform era.

. NET open source, cross-platform is stepping into reality, 2015. NET community, is very important, but also a very exciting year!

The ones that are disappearing from Kre to XRE:ASP.NET 5