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Overview of ASP.NET Core | Microsoft Learn

Overview of ASP.NET Core

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ASP.NET Core is a cross-platform, high-performance, open-source framework for building modern web apps using .NET. The framework is built for large-scale app development and can handle any size workload, making it a robust choice for enterprise-level apps.

Key features:

Why choose ASP.NET Core?

Unified framework: ASP.NET Core is a complete and fully integrated web framework with built-in production-ready components to handle all of your web development needs.
Full stack productivity: Build more apps faster by enabling your team to work full stack, from the frontend to the backend, using a single development framework.
Secure by design: ASP.NET Core is built with security as a top concern and includes built-in support for authentication, authorization, and data protection.
Cloud-ready: Whether you're deploying to your own data centers or to the cloud, ASP.NET Core simplifies deployment, monitoring, and configuration.
Performance & scalability: Handle the most demanding workloads with ASP.NET Core's industry leading performance.
Trusted and mature: ASP.NET Core is used and proven at hyperscale by some of the largest services in the world, including Bing, Xbox, Microsoft 365, and Azure.

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Are you ready to start your ASP.NET Core learning journey? It's time to build your first web app with ASP.NET Core!

Get started with ASP.NET Core

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