Microsoft is working well to make the .NET CLI experience better for developers to create, build, and run projects through the command line interface. You can install the .NET CLI using native installers or use the installation shell script.
Once this is installed, we can go to the command prompt and run commands like new to create a new project, restore to restore NuGet packages defined in your project, run to run the application, build to build the application and so on. With this, we don't need the Visual Studio IDE to create, build, or run our project, and we can use Visual Studio Code or any other editor to build our application.
Microsoft has recently ...
