Core can be discussed at the ASP.NET forums.
http://forums.asp.net/
Core is not just one thing, right? So not all "Core"s can be discussed in the ASP.NET forums. .Net Core is not ASP.Net Core and neither of them are Entity Framework Core, right? And I think Microsoft can be confusing; it might not be clear whether
ASP .Net Core requires .Net Core. I know that EF Core does not require .Net Core so the answers are not as easy as we would like. And the .Net Core is not the core of .Net; Microsoft has stated that they don't intend for all of .Net Core to be in .Net.
Sam Hobbs
SimpleSamples.Info
Maybe, I missed the part about the poster talking about ASP.NET. Anyway, show another MS forum that is remotely talking about Core, other than the ASP.NET forums. And yes, EF Core is being discussed there too in the Core forum and in the EF forum in
ASP.NET forums too, because ASP.NET Identity is using EF Core.
And one can see the distinction between an ASP.NET solution and ASP.NET Core solution as project types that can be created. Also, one can drop to the command prompt and issue Core commands to create a Core solution that was shown by ASP.NET documentation.
Either way, I'll never use a Core anything as I have no plans to work on anything going across platforms, although one can use Core on the Windows platform strictly. But from what I have seen, it's only ASP.NET Core that has the spot light with all
MS documentation being equal.
And yes, there are EF Core components being used in the EF DB first non Core implementation used in the DAL I am using, which was put there when I started using IObjectDataAdapter.
