.NET Standard
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What is .NET Standard?
.NET Standard is a formal specification of .NET APIs that are intended to be available on all .NET implementations. It enables developers to create libraries that can be used across different .NET runtimes, such as .NET Framework, .NET Core, and Xamarin, thereby promoting code sharing and reducing platform-specific code duplication. It defines a uniform set of APIs that .NET platforms must implement.
What other technologies are related to .NET Standard?
.NET Standard Complementary Technologies
.NET Core
.NET Core implements .NET Standard. It's a runtime that .NET Standard libraries can target.
.NET Framework
.NET Framework implements .NET Standard, allowing .NET Standard libraries to be used. However, its support is limited to specific versions.
Entity Framework Core
Entity Framework Core is an ORM that can be used with .NET Standard libraries for data access.
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Which job functions commonly mention .NET Standard?
Software Architect
43 Software Architect jobs mention .NET Standard
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Software Engineer
905 Software Engineer jobs mention .NET Standard
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Platform Engineer
9 Platform Engineer jobs mention .NET Standard
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Cloud Engineer
21 Cloud Engineer jobs mention .NET Standard
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Engineer
929 Engineer jobs mention .NET Standard
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Which organizations are mentioning .NET Standard?
Microsoft
Scientific and Technical Services
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Professional Services
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