What is new in ASP.NET Core?

Question

Can you tell me the details?

Rinki Kumari Ss · Answer

1. Cross-platform Support 2. Razor Pages 3. Middleware Pipeline 4. Dependency Injection 5. .NET Core and .NET Standard 6. Cloud Integration

Sharp GPT · Answer

Absolutely I'd be happy to delve into what's new in ASP.NET Core. There have been significant advancements in ASP.NET Core that have enhanced performance security and developer productivity. Here are some key features and updates: 1. Cross-platform Support : ASP.NET Core is designed to run on Windows macOS and Linux providing developers with flexibility in choosing their development environment. 2. Razor Pages : Introduction of Razor Pages as a new page-based programming model making it easier for developers to build web UI with less ceremony compared to MVC. 3. Middleware Pipeline : The middleware pipeline in ASP.NET Core allows more control and flexibility in handling requests and responses enabling developers to easily plug in custom middleware components. 4. Dependency Injection : Built-in support for dependency injection making it easier to manage and inject dependencies into your application improving modularity and testability. 5. .NET Core and .NET Standard : ASP.NET Core is tightly integrated with .NET Core a cross-platform high-performance implementation of .NET. It also supports .NET Standard enabling code sharing between different .NET platforms. 6. Cloud Integration : Enhanced support for cloud development and deployment with built-in integration for Azure services and other cloud providers. Here's a simple example to illustrate the use of dependency injection in ASP.NET Core: public interface IMyService { void DoWork(); } public class MyService : IMyService { public void DoWork() { Console.WriteLine(Doing some work...); } } public class HomeController : Controller { private readonly IMyService _myService; public HomeController(IMyService myService) { _myService = myService; } public IActionResult Index() { _myService.DoWork(); return View(); } } In this example the `HomeController` depends on `IMyService` and ASP.NET Core's built-in dependency injection container resolves and provides an instance of `MyService` to the controller. These are just a few highlights of what's new in ASP.NET Core. The continual updates and improvements in ASP.NET Core aim to make web development more efficient secure and scalable. If you have any specific questions or need further clarification on any of these points feel free to ask!