Website on VS Community 2017

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I downloaded the new version of VS Community 2017 and was a little confused about starting a new website. I remember going to File > New Website (below New Project). Now no more.

When I choose New Project, being in Visual C# I see the Web option, but only ASP.NET Core Web Application and ASP.NET Web Application (.Net Framework). Which of the two would be exactly the point? In this same part of the Web menu, below is the Previous Versions option that contains the old ASP.NET Empty Website.

Has VS been changed this way of creating websites? I’m kind of lost in time anyway

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Note: The entire text was taken from the article Conceitos - . NET Framework versus . NET Core (José Carlos Macoratti- link http://www.macoratti.net/16/11/net_framcore1.htm) inserir a descrição da imagem aqui

  • The . NET Framework is used for Windows application development using Windows Forms, WPF and Web applications using ASP . NET MVC.

  • The . NET Core is open-source and cross-platform and supports UWP and ASP . NET Core libraries. UWP is used to create Windows 10 application and ASP. NET Core is used to create web applications for Windows, Linux and Mac.

  • Xamarin is a framework that lets you create native apps for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone.

We can group and compare the main features of . NET Core and . NET Framework as shown in the table below:

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Comparing the characteristics between the two Frameworks we can make some considerations as to choose which framework to use to start the development of a project.

Consider using the . NET Framework taking into account the following factors:

You will not need cross-platform support for your application;

You need a stable environment;

You need to perform frequent updates;

You are already working on an application that the . NET Framework and will extend its functionality;

You already have a team with . NET Framework experience;

You need Visual Basic support

You will create Windows Forms or WPF desktop applications

You will develop applications ASP . NET Web Forms

You need to use WCF resources, WF and Worflow Services

You’re afraid of news;

Consider using . NET Core if:

You want to target your applications on Windows, Linux and Mac operating systems;

You are willing to make adjustments and updates as . NET Core is not yet mature;

You are willing to learn new things and want to be at the forefront;

When I should not use or migrate to . NET Core ?

Your current application is in production and uses the . NET Framework

You have already started the development of a large corporate project

You will need stable resources from Entity Framework 6, WCF and Workflow Foundation

And when to use Xamarin instead of . Net Core ?

If you want to get the best performance and a pleasant user interface, the path to go is "native", where Xamarin is one of the options, as well as Objective-C/Swift and Java. But, if you need to target at least two platforms (iOS and Android), then Xamarin is may be the best possible choice for creating cross-platform native applications.

Note: There is also Xamarin Forms that allows you to create native applications for multiple platforms. It provides a cross-platform toolkit with pages.

And if I wish to port applications . NET Framwork to . NET Core ?

In this case see the documentation explaining process at this link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/articles/core/porting/index

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