I am tempted to run my new project on the .net framework instead of .net core 2.0, since I really want to take advantage of Signal R chat features. Otherwise I may use .net core 2.0 and roll out my own chat and real-time notification using Google Firebase, however that's a lot more work to make that happen when It's already working with Signal R. So my question is: What is the main advantage to running AspnetZero on .net core vs classic .net framework. Is it worth going back to classic .net framework just for Signal R? Or would it be better to just build my own chat feature?
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Hi @bolenton,
If SignalR is important for you, you can go with .Net Framework 4.6.1. When SignalR is released, we think it will be easy to move to .Net Core from .Net Framework 4.6.1.
But you also need to write your code compatible with .Net Core.
