ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET Core - cross-platform .NET web framework
ASP.NET Core is a cross-platform, high-performance framework for building modern web apps, APIs, and services with .NET.
Official WebsiteCategory
Backend
First Release
2016
License
MIT
Maintained By
Microsoft
Latest News
Microsoft Patches Critical Brotli Decoder Vulnerability in .NET and Visual Studio
Microsoft has released security updates for .NET and Visual Studio to address a high-severity out-of-bounds write vulnerability in the Brotli decoder.
.NET 11 RC2 Adds Enhancements to ASP.NET Core Authentication and Security
The second release candidate for .NET 11 introduces improved authorization policies, support for TLS channel binding, and performance-focused data protection interfaces.
Microsoft Issues Critical Security Patches for .NET 8, 9, 10, and 11 RC3
Microsoft has released out-of-band updates to address a critical Brotli buffer overflow vulnerability and a Linux ownership flaw affecting multiple .NET versions.
Blazorise 2.4 Released With Ribbon Component and Performance Upgrades
The latest version of the Blazorise component suite introduces a new Ribbon component and architecture optimizations to improve UI responsiveness and reduce dependency overhead.
Six Labors Extends Security Support and Simplifies Build Processes
Six Labors has updated its support policy to offer longer security maintenance windows and refined build documentation to reduce friction for contributors.
.NET Aspire Dashboard Adds Native AOT Support for Faster Startup
The .NET Aspire dashboard now supports Native AOT compilation to improve initialization speeds and reduce memory consumption by running as a self-contained native executable.
Bitplatform Project Tests Reveal Critical Regressions in .NET 11 RC1
Automated testing of the bitplatform framework against .NET 11 RC1 has uncovered significant memory leaks and library-specific bugs affecting UI rendering and offline synchronization.
Difficulty
It is well-structured and well-documented, but middleware, dependency injection, and .NET concepts add moderate complexity.