“.Net Standard is an API specification for a given version while .Net core is a framework that is optimized for building cloud, console, Asp.Net Core, and UWP applications. It’s nothing but an implementation of .Net standard for base class libraries.” So, before digging deep inside what sets these three TMF’s apart, let’s get the basic concept cleared. Whenever you create any C# project, you’ll be popped up with a .csproj file, which is nothing but your C# project file. Basically, these files have two versions: 1. Old format: It’s what you get by default with .Net framework projects. 2. New format: (SDK-style) – It’s something you get with modern .Net core projects. The difference between these two is quite easy. Both are XML-based formats that have a “project” root element. In the SDK-style, .csjproj file, the “project” element has an SDK attribute and the old format doesn’t have that SDK attribute. Sounds pretty easy, isn’t it? Though developers are working on the .net fra
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