> The two weren’t initially slated to diverge at all. .Net Framework and .Net Core were suppose to be separate implementations of “.Net Standard”.
Uh... no. Hard fucking no. .NET Standard is the commonalities between Core and Framework. Core and Framework were NEVER the same or intended to be the same.
Framework is all of the legacy Windows specific Libraries for things like the File System, Active Directory, etc.
Core is intended to be platform agnostic and cross platform.
Uh... no. Hard fucking no. .NET Standard is the commonalities between Core and Framework. Core and Framework were NEVER the same or intended to be the same.
Framework is all of the legacy Windows specific Libraries for things like the File System, Active Directory, etc.
Core is intended to be platform agnostic and cross platform.
Read this, specifically Figure 5:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/msdn-magazine/2017/...
> The last version of Visual Studio that supported Compact Framework was VS 2007.
Windows Embedded Compact 2013 shipped with CF 3.9 in 2012.