Microsoft .NET serves as a robust, open-source developer platform for constructing a wide array of web applications, from high-traffic public-facing sites to complex internal web portals. It provides the foundational framework and tooling necessary for developers to build, deploy, and manage web properties that are performant, secure, and maintainable, directly impacting web discoverability and operational efficiency through optimized server-side rendering and API integration.
Microsoft .NET Website Full Guide (2026)
Developer platform.
Updated Jun 17, 2026

Introduction
Key Features
Core Capabilities
ASP.NET Core Web Application Template
Blazor Component Library
Entity Framework Core Migrations Console
Kestrel HTTP Server Configuration
Additional Details
Azure DevOps CI/CD Pipeline Integration
NuGet Package Manager UI
Cross-Platform Runtime Host
Minimal APIs Endpoint Declaration
Use Cases
Constructing High-Performance Public Web Portal
Developers leverage .NET to build scalable, secure, and performant public-facing websites and web applications, utilizing frameworks like ASP.NET Core for optimal server-side rendering and API responsiveness, crucial for SEO and user experience
How to Use Microsoft .NET
Scaffold a New ASP.NET Core Web Application
Access Visual Studio or VS Code, select 'Create a new project,' then choose an 'ASP.NET Core Web App' template (e.g., MVC, Razor Pages, Blazor Server) to generate the foundational project structure for your web property
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About Microsoft .NET
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Microsoft .NET Status
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