Chapter 11. Multiple frameworks and runtimes
This chapter covers
- The .NET Portability Analyzer
- Building projects that work on multiple frameworks
- Handling code that’s operating-system specific
There are two features of .NET Core that we’ll look at in this chapter. One is the ability to run .NET Core applications on many different operating systems. The other is the ability to write .NET code specific to each .NET framework if you need the code to operate differently.
You can take advantage of these capabilities in your own applications and libraries, which is particularly useful when you have to extend beyond the .NET Standard. It’s also useful when you’re trying to use OS-specific features or native components as the interfaces, because ...
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