A Full-Stack.NET Developer is an expert who can build and manage an application’s entire stack, including the front-end, back-end, database, version control, server, and APIs. This learning path focuses on C#, SQL Server, ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Entity Framework Code First, Bootstrap, and HTML5, which are required to build a real-world.NET application. FCL offers its user-friendly interface access to data as well as database connectivity as well as cryptography, developing web applications, numeric algorithm along with network connectivity. Programmers create software by combing the program’s source code together with .NET Framework and other libraries. The framework is designed to be used by the majority of new programs created using Microsoft’s Windows platform. Microsoft also offers an integrated development environment for .NET software, dubbed Visual Studio.
.NET Framework began as the first software that was proprietary however, the company was working on make it a common platform for its software platform nearly immediately, before even the release of its first version. Despite efforts to standardize the software stack the developers, especially those who belong to the open-source and free software communities, expressed displeasure with the chosen terms as well as the possibility of a open-source or free-of-cost implementation, specifically in regards to patents for software. Since then, Microsoft has changed .NET development to better adhere to the current model of a software developed by a community project. This includes releasing updates to their patent that promises to address the issues.
In April of this year, Microsoft released .NET Framework 4.8 which was the final version that the Framework was released that was a private product. The framework is only updated monthly for security and bugs for this version were released since the time of release. There are no further changes to this version is planned.