Microsoft presented the release of the open platform .NET 11, created by unifying the .NET Framework, .NET Core and Mono products. With .NET 11, you can build multi-platform apps for the browser, cloud, desktop, IoT devices, and mobile platforms using common libraries and a common build process that is independent of app type. .NET SDK 11, .NET Runtime 11, and ASP.NET Core Runtime 11 builds are built for Linux, macOS, and Windows. .NET Desktop Runtime 11 is available for Windows only. Related work works is distributed under the MIT license.
.NET includes Runtime with the RyuJIT JIT compiler, API specifications, WPF libraries, Windows Forms, WinUI and Entity Framework, command line interface dotnet, as well as tools for developing microservices, libraries, server-side, GUI and console applications. A stack for developing web applications ASP.NET Core 11.0, ORM layer Entity Framework Core 11.0 (drivers are available, including for SQLite and PostgreSQL), library WPF 11 (Windows Presentation Foundation), framework Windows Forms 11 for GUI development, platform Aspire 11 for creating Cloud Native applications, framework MAUI 11 for cross-platform user interface development, as well as C# 15 and F# 11. Support for .NET 11.0 and C# 15 is included in the free code editor Visual Studio Code.
Features of the new release:
- In C# 15 added