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I had the privilege of joining Immo in his natural habitat to get all of the details behind the new .NET Standard Library, the one library to rule them all. What does it do? How does it work? Why should I care? Tune in!
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That's a great intro. Thanks Seth. I've started using .net standard in my Xamarin projects, but still don't fully understand what "Microsoft.NETCore.Portable.Compatibility" and "NETStandard.Library" are. Any videos explaining these would be much appreciated.
Am I understanding this right, an Xamarin App will run on windows ( with any needed windows renderers ) on the basis that Xamarin API's are inside .net standard?
14 hours ago, raghurana wrote
I don't fully understand what "Microsoft.NETCore.Portable.Compatibility" and "NETStandard.Library" are.
NETStandard.Library that's the NuGet package that you reference to build a class library targeting .NET Standard 1.x.
Am I understanding this right, an Xamarin App will run on windows ( with any needed windows renderers ) on the basis that Xamarin API's are inside .net standard?
Xamarin Forms is an abstraction over the platform specific UI stacks that allows you to share UIs across different operating systems.
So for ease of understanding, is it OK to think of .NET Standard as the spec and .NET Core as one of it's implementation?
Also, there seems to be some difference as to how .NET Core is represented in terms of architecture - does the Standard replace the Core's place in the first diagram in this link?
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/bethmassi/2015/02/25/understanding-net-2015/
How it differs from BCL/CLS
So is it correct to say .net core is a subset of .net framework? They seem to be parallel to each other.