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What to choose between .NET Core and .NET?

 .NET Framework is a better choice if you:

  • you don't have enough time time to learn new technology.
  • Need a stable environment to work in.
  • Have nearer release schedules.
  • you are already working on an existing app and extending its functionality.
  • If already have an existing team with .NET expertise and building production-ready software.
  • Do not want to deal with continuous upgrades and changes.
  • Building Windows client applications using Windows Forms or WPF

.NET Core is a better choice if you:

  • IF you wanted to deploy your app on Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems.
  • Are not afraid of learning new things.
  • Are not afraid of breaking and fixing things since .NET Core is not fully matured yet.
  • When you are learning .NET.
  • work on open source.

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