Microsoft sets out some of what it says are .NET 5's wealth of performance improvements, especially for Arm64.

Microsoft's .NET 5 developer platform, key to the company's work to unify its different .NET flavors, is generally available as of today, November 10.

While it doesn't reflect the full vision of unification that Microsoft originally sought, the milestone .NET 5 release has arrived to consolidate many of the moving parts of the .NET ecosystem.

.NET 5, which is the predecessor to the newly launched .NET 6, will be reaching its end of support in six months' time as the previous .NET does not feature Microsoft's LTS support level.

In part 3 of our .NET 5 Breaking Changes series, we look at ASP.NET Core.

.NET 5 is expected to release in November, and as that date nears, the company has now revealed more information about what the changes mean for .NET Standard.

Take advantage of security headers in ASP.NET Core MVC 5 to protect your website against cross-site scripting, code injection, clickjacking, and other attacks.

Handle unknown actions elegantly in ASP.NET 5 by creating routes that dynamically map to the views in your application.

Eric Vogel covers some of the new features in ASP.NET MVC 5.1. In this first of a two-part series, he takes a good, long look at some new attribute routing options.