![]() ![]() The biggest win is that by targeting net5.0, you get access to 100% of cross-platform APIs, not the subset that happened to be in. We’ll also remove the different SDKs from new project files, like Sdk="" since net5.0-windows, for example, will provide the same information. You’ll also be able to target operating system APIs, with a small extension to the TFM, like net5.0-windows and net6.0-android. NET Standard (which made libraries compatible across multiple. NET implementation going forward, so there is no longer a need for. Instead, we’ll have just one, like: net5.0, and net6.0. We won’t have two families of TFMs, like: netcoreapp3.1 and netstandard2.0. Targeting API versions will be simpler with. NET 5.0, to simplify using them, reduce concepts, and to make it easier to expose operating-system-specific APIs. We are making several important changes to. You can see a new, more compact, TFM for. NET 5.0 target frameworks, by specifying the respective Target Framework Moniker (TFM). The following two project file examples demonstrate using. We are changing the approach we use for target frameworks with. I’ll share some more detailed information about some of these improvements, and where we see them headed.NET 5.0 Target Framework
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