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This repository is not an official .NET Framework support location, however, we will respond to issues filed here as best we can. Please file .NET Core product issues at dotnet/core and ASP.NET Core product issues at aspnet/home.
You can try out an early access release of the .NET Framework at the .NET Framework Early Access website.
- .NET Framework Release Notes
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- .NET Open Source Developer Projects
- .NET Open Source Consumer Projects
- Free Services & Tools for Open Source .NET Projects
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Here are some excellent community-maintained lists of projects:
There are many projects that you can use and contribute to, some of which are listed below. Please do contribute to these projects!
- .NET Core (dotnet/core)
- .NET Core docs (dotnet/docs)
- ASP.NET Core (dotnet/aspnetcore)
- ASP.NET Core docs (dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs)
- Roslyn Compiler Platform (dotnet/roslyn)
- EntityFramework (dotnet/efcore)
- WPF (dotnet/wpf)
- Windows Forms (dotnet/winforms)
- .NET Framework docs (dotnet/docs)
- .NET Framework source code - read-only subset (microsoft/referencesource)
- Xamarin iOS + macOS (xamarin-macios)
- Xamarin Android (xamarin/xamarin-android)
- Xamarin Forms (xamarin/Xamarin.Forms)
- Mono Project
Here is a short list of projects to check out:
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Check out the .NET Foundation Forums to see what others are talking about, or start a new discussion to ask a question or make a point.
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