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With cross-platform .NET Core 3.0 poised to support desktop applications -- the next step in totally subsuming the Windows-only .NET Framework -- Microsoft has published guidance on how to port ...

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In backend development, scalability determines whether applications will succeed or fail. As applications grow more complex and user demands increase, efficient scaling becomes crucial. .NET Core is ...