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What is .NET 5/6?
.NET 5 and .NET 6 (and subsequent versions) are open-source, cross-platform frameworks developed by Microsoft for building a wide variety of applications. They are the unification of the .NET Framework and .NET Core platforms into a single, cohesive platform. They are commonly used to build web applications, desktop applications, mobile applications, cloud services, games, and IoT applications.
What other technologies are related to .NET 5/6?
.NET 5/6 Competitor Technologies
.NET Framework
.NET Framework is an older, Windows-only .NET implementation that competes with .NET 5/6, which is cross-platform.
AWS
AWS is a competing cloud platform to Azure, offering similar services for hosting and deploying applications. While .NET applications *can* be deployed to AWS, it is a less direct and Microsoft-centric option.
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.NET 5/6 Complementary Technologies
C#
C# is the primary programming language for .NET 5/6 development.
Entity Framework
Entity Framework (EF Core) is a popular ORM (Object-Relational Mapper) for .NET 5/6 applications, facilitating database interactions.
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MVC
MVC (Model-View-Controller) is an architectural pattern heavily used in ASP.NET Core (part of .NET 5/6) for building web applications.
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Which job functions commonly mention .NET 5/6?
Database Engineer
6 Database Engineer jobs mention .NET 5/6
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Software Engineer
352 Software Engineer jobs mention .NET 5/6
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Software Architect
11 Software Architect jobs mention .NET 5/6
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Frontend Engineer
15 Frontend Engineer jobs mention .NET 5/6
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Cloud Engineer
4 Cloud Engineer jobs mention .NET 5/6
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