Why and how to work with ASP.NET Core?

By Tejas Patel
Tuesday, March 5, 2019

3 minutes

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ASP.NET Core is a rebuild of the ASP.NET 4.x, a more sleek and adaptive framework. For making advanced, net-connected and cloud-based apps, Core is developed as an open-source, cross-platform and high-performance framework.

Through ASP.NET, you can create an application, Mobile backends, and web apps too. By using your favorite development OS and technology you can start working on your project. You just have to deploy your code on the cloud server and need to run it on a .NET Core or .NET Framework. That’s it, and you are ready to start your online business.

Now, the question is why you should go for the ASP.NET Core?

ASP.NET core is the restructure of ASP.NET 4.x to facilitate some advanced features and functionality. It provides you a more modular and linear framework in comparison with ASP.NET 4.x.

Let’s have a look at the benefits of ASP.NET core
It is the open-source platform with ease of use.
You can run it on any of the operating systems like Windows, MAC OR Linux.
It has high-performance and modular HTTP request procedure architecture.
It simplifies modern web app development which is the sole reason for using ASP.NET core.
It has the ability to host on Docker, Apache, Nginx, IIS and also in your own process as self-host.

You can build Web APIs and web UI using an ASP.NET core MVC as Follows

The main pattern of Model, view, and controller will help you to create web APIs and web apps testable.
You can create web UI in a much easier way due to Razor Pages as it has productive syntax provided by Razor markup.
To render the HTML elements in Razor file Tag helpers will help you.
It has multiple data transfer support that will help your web APIs to reach a broad range of clients.
The automatic validation process will be managed by Model Validation.

ASP.NET targeting framework

ASP.NET core 2.x generally targets .NET Core or .NET Framework. However, ASP.NET Core apps usually target .NET framework which only runs on Windows. It is made from the .NET Standard libraries and .NET framework 4.7.1 and later versions are strongly recommended.

While ASP.NET 3.0 will run on .NET core. If you would like to know more about ASP.NET core development than you need to connect with us. We have an excellent team of ASP.NET developers who handle multiple .NET projects with their professional excellence.

Advantages of ASP.NET Core over .NET Framework

It improves app performance
It is an open-source
It’s cross-platform that can run on almost each OS
You can create new API’s through .NET core framework
It’s a side by side versioning framework. Thus, you can run multiple versions on a single device.

Set up host in ASP.NET core 2.x

Here, you will have to define the main() method which calls method expression BuildWebHost() to build the web host with pre-configuration.

Let’s move towards the hosting steps.

To create an instance of WebHost and IWebHostBuilder, you need a static class Web Host with pre-configuration.
Now, the CreateDefaultBuilder() is used to create an instance of WebHostBuilder
Internally, it configures Kestrel, IISIntegration and other remaining configuration.
CreateDefaultBuilder also calls ConfigureAppConfiguration() to load all the configurations from appsettings.json files.
Therefore, program.cs in ASP.NET core 2.x has an easy setup for web hosting.

Wrapping Up:

Start working with ASP.NET core development. Else, hire ASP.NET developer from Concetto Labs who will be there to develop your project as per your requirement. We provide the facility to hire dedicated .NET core developer who will be responsible for constantly taking care of your project.

Why and how to work with ASP.NET Core?

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Tejas Patel

Tejas Patel is a Co-Founder of Concetto Labs, I have 12+ years of professional experience in building high quality and scalable web applications using FullStack & PHP with its different frameworks.