June 27 released version .NET Core 1.0 and a number of related libraries.

Questions in the following:

How much is .NET Core in its current state ready for use as the basis of web applications? Does it make sense to go to him now, or while only study?

How stable is a .NET Core? Is it too raw for industrial applications?

What problems / "pitfalls" are there in it now, what hinders the most?

What parts of the .NET Framework API are NOT implemented in .NET Core? What are the new APIs missing in the .NET Framework?

PS So far I have found only this (partial) answer, as of April: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36422152/is-net-core-1-0-ready-to-be-used-on-a- full-scale-production-site-yet

Closed due to the fact that it is necessary to reformulate the question so that it was possible to give an objectively correct answer by the participants of D-side , aleksandr barakin , user194374, Kromster , fori1ton July 8, 16 at 15:41 .

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    In my opinion, the question is formulated quite understandably and the answer to it can be given. I would like to award a reward for this question, but I cannot because the question was closed. - nzeemin
  • It is probably worth leaving a comment here, and not on the meta: the question was closed due to the too lengthy wording in the first part - it is impossible for someone to decide whether the new technology is suitable for him without knowing the context. Those. You can justify the applicability of the framework in a particular case, but its "readiness" cannot be justified. It is a statutory means, formally, ready for live use. Whether it is suitable for you is unknown. Whether you need to go to him personally - is unknown. - PashaPash ♦
  • There is a working draft on the bark. Everything is normal, in itself it does not cause any problems. There are problems with the EF Cor, ranging from implicit innovations, which you will learn about later, ending with unrealized parts. If I started the project now, I would start it on the bark, and very carefully looked at the use of EF 6. - Ssss

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Not at all ready - because it's not even MS itself. And if this platform will support other clouds except Azure.

  • Do you think that .NET Core can only be used in the cloud? - nzeemin 2:42 pm
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    Well, where else? In my opinion for the sake of it all was started. - cpp_user 2:55 pm