I could be totally wrong as I haven't really messed with it beyond dabbling, but from what I've heard, ASP.NET 4.? (6?) to ASP.NET Core is a pretty big shift which is why there's a lot of conversation around it. In fact, ASP.NET Core has a lot of changes vs the RCs (dipped toes into JSON configs, reverted back). Nuget has given up front end to bower now as well.
Perhaps that means desktop .NET Core is a more familiar experience? I'm not sure. But unless it is UWP or ASP.NET, I don't know how much we'll see coming as far as talk goes.
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I could be totally wrong as I haven't really messed with it beyond dabbling, but from what I've heard, ASP.NET 4.? (6?) to ASP.NET Core is a pretty big shift which is why there's a lot of conversation around it. In fact, ASP.NET Core has a lot of changes vs the RCs (dipped toes into JSON configs, reverted back). Nuget has given up front end to bower now as well.
Perhaps that means desktop .NET Core is a more familiar experience? I'm not sure. But unless it is UWP or ASP.NET, I don't know how much we'll see coming as far as talk goes.