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The History of .NET — Part 15 (.NET 10 (2025): The New LTS Standard)
.NET 10 represents the newest LTS generation, combining performance, AI integration, and cloud-native excellence for modern applications.
The History of .NET — Part 14 (.NET 9 (2024): Cloud, Performance, and AI Readiness)
.NET 9 focused on performance, cloud-native development, and AI readiness, continuing Microsoft’s rapid innovation cycle.
The History of .NET — Part 13 (.NET 8 (2023): Modern LTS and Cloud-Native Maturity)
.NET 8 represents a mature, high-performance, cloud-ready platform with long-term support and powerful full-stack capabilities.
The History of .NET — Part 12 (.NET 7 (2022): Speed and Innovation)
.NET 7 accelerated innovation with Native AOT, major performance boosts, and cloud-native improvements for modern applications.
The History of .NET — Part 11 (.NET 6 (2021): The Modern LTS Era Begins)
.NET 6 launched the modern LTS era with minimal APIs, MAUI, and significant performance improvements across the platform.
The History of .NET — Part 10 (.NET 5 (2020): The Great Unification)
.NET 5 marked the unification of the .NET ecosystem, combining the best of .NET Core and .NET Framework into one modern platform.
The History of .NET — Part 9 (.NET Core (2016–2019): A Fresh Start for .NET)
.NET Core marked a fresh start for .NET with cross-platform support, open-source development, and a cloud-first design.
The History of .NET Framework — Part 8 (.NET Framework 4.6–4.8 (2015–2019): The Transition Era)
.NET Framework 4.6–4.8 focused on performance, security, and long-term stability, marking the final evolution of the classic .NET Framework.
The History of .NET Framework — Part 7 (.NET Framework 4.5 (2012): The Async/Await Revolution)
.NET Framework 4.5 brought async/await to C#, simplifying asynchronous programming and reshaping modern .NET development.
The History of .NET Framework — Part 6 (.NET Framework 4.0 (2010): The Parallel Programming Era)
.NET Framework 4.0 introduced the Task Parallel Library, PLINQ, and dynamic typing, laying the foundation for modern async development in .NET.
The History of .NET Framework — Part 5 (.NET Framework 3.5 (2007): The LINQ Era Begins)
.NET Framework 3.5 introduced LINQ, lambda expressions, and extension methods—features that reshaped everyday C# development.