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.NET Home
The dotnet/core repository is a good starting point for .NET.
The latest major release is .NET 6.0. The latest patch updates are listed in .NET release notes.
.NET Releases
Learn about .NET
- Learn about .NET
- .NET Roadmap
- Learn about the .NET platform
- .NET release notes
- .NET Announcements
- .NET blog
Getting help
- File an issue
- Ask on Stack Overflow
- Contact Microsoft Support
- VS Developer Community Portal for .NET Framework feedback (or via Report a Problem tool)
How to Engage, Contribute and Provide Feedback
The .NET team encourages contributions, both issues and PRs. The first step is finding the .NET repository that you want to contribute to.
Check the product roadmap to see what the team is focusing on.
Community
This project uses the .NET Foundation Code of Conduct to define expected conduct in our community. Instances of abusive, harassing, or otherwise unacceptable behavior may be reported by contacting a project maintainer at [email protected].
.NET Foundation
The .NET platform is part of the .NET Foundation.
Licenses
.NET repos typically use either the MIT or Apache 2 licenses for code. Some projects license documentation and other forms of content under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.
See specific repos to understand the license used.
