.NET 6 runs everywhere, from Windows to the Web, Linux, and mobile and embedded devices. But how? How do they manage to get the same code to run and behave in (mostly) the same way not only across platforms but also across CPU architectures? The secret is in the underlying architecture of .NET 6.
There have been numerous iterations in Microsoft’s cross-platform strategy. We’ve seen shared projects in Xamarin, where the code gets compiled into each platform; we have had portable class libraries where the libraries supported ...
