While we continue to work on finalizing the next minor version of ASP.NET Core, we're also working on major updates to our next release that will include some changes in how projects are composed with frameworks, tighter .NET Core integration, and 3rd party open source integration, all with the goal of making it easier and faster for you to develop. For broader context around .NET Core 3.0, we encourage you to check out our previous announcements around the addition of WinForms and WPF support to .NET Core 3.0 on Windows. We'll publish more details about new features coming in ASP.NET Core 3.0 in the near future. Packages vs. Frameworks For historical context, the way projects reference and run on ASP.NET Core has changed through the versions and years. In 1.0, ASP.NET Core itself was "just packages", and appeared in projects like any other NuGet package reference. This had benefits and drawbacks, and over time we've evolved this model to try and balance the advantages of modular references with those of larger, prerequisite frameworks.


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