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.NET 5 has many benefits. According to Microsoft, With .NET 5, your code and project files will look and feel the same no matter which type of app you're building. .NET 5 includes support for building high-performance cloud applications.

.Net 5 isn’t a Long Term Support release such as .Net Core 3.1, we still recommend you upgrade the existing projects of .Net Core 3.1. This will allow access to new features and bring many improvements, primarily in terms of performance.

A Dotnet developer can effortlessly build cross-platform apps using .Net5, which is the successor to .Net Framework 4.8 and .Net Core 3.1.

Moreover, the fragmentation in Net development has been effectively brought under excellent control with the addition of some new features.

So, now have a look at some top reasons as to why to migrate to .Net5 and how it’s worth it.

We will first start with what’s new in .Net5 and some of its essential features

Microsoft every time comes with an integration of new features to its .Net framework. Currently, Microsoft has added thousands of additional features in its .Net framework, which makes it extremely heavy as a result of these apps. Thus, there’s less chance to do new experiments with the .Net platform and its Framework.

In addition, .Net Core has lately been introduced. It focused on being a Mac and Linux alternative to the .Net framework. By offering a bridge to  .Net Framework 6, .Net Core 3 will empower Entity Framework 6, Windows Forms, and WPF.