Microsoft hat heute in einem Blog Post bekannt gegeben, dass nun die erste Preview für .NET 5 als SDK zur Verfügung steht. Vor einigen Tagen war schon das erste Docker Image auf dem Microsoft .NET Docker Hub aufgetaucht.
Was ist neu?
Das Ziel von .NET 5 ist vor allem die Konsolidierung der derzeit existierenden Teilbereiche Desktop, Web und Mobile. In Zukunft wird es nur noch eine Runtime “.NET 5” geben; .NET Framework ist abgekündigt.
Das “Core” entfällt wie man sieht: .NET 5 und nicht .NET Core 5. Das Core bleibt jedoch im Rahmen von ASP.NET Core.
Inhaltliche, übergreifende Verbesserungen sind vor allem:
- Performance Verbesserungen; vor allem Web und IO-lastige Operationen
- Verbesserungen im Rahmen von Debug und Diagnostics
Release
Das Release für .NET 5 und respektive ASP.NET Core 5 und Entity Framework 5 ist für November 2020 geplant.
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